The nutritional needs of cats must be met in their diet. If you want to have plump and strong cat hair, high-quality amino acids are essential. In addition to feeding regular cat food, cats should also be fed some high-protein meat, because high-quality animal protein can provide high-quality amino acids with high absorption rates. For example, beef, chicken breast, freeze-dried, canned staple food, etc., adequate nutrition will reduce hair loss to a certain extent. You should also comb your cat's hair more. Combing the hair can promote blood circulation in the cat's body and facilitate hair growth.

Nowadays, most cats raised indoors, especially when heating is used in winter in the north, the indoor humidity is as low as below 20%. If the water on the cat's body surface is lost too quickly, the cat's hair will be dry and frizzy, causing the hair to break and fall off easily. This is also a major cause of hair loss. Too low humidity will cause certain damage to the cat's respiratory tract and eyes. Families raising cats need to prepare a humidifier to try to keep the indoor humidity above 40%.