Cat owners all think cats with round and chubby faces are cute, so they want their cat owners to grow cheeks and add a little more flesh on their faces to make their cheeks bulge.

Not all cats can develop cheeks. The main factor that determines cheeks is genetics. Cats with naturally big faces like British Shorthair and Garfield are more prone to gills. Siamese cats, who are born with pointed faces, basically do not have gills.

If both parents have big-faced cats, their offspring will be more likely to have gills. Male cats are more likely to develop cheeks than female cats. Female cats generally do not develop cheeks, and most of their large faces are fat.

Secondly, you need to pay attention to supplementing the cat’s nutrition. No matter how good the genetics are, if you starve it every day and don’t give it good food, it won’t be able to gain weight, right?

When choosing cat food, you should pay attention to choosing high-quality cat food with higher protein content. You can add more foods with high protein and fat content to your cat.

For example, boiled beef and chicken breast, with appropriate addition of egg yolk, canned fish, shrimp, and meat staple foods are also good. Appropriate vitamin supplements.

For cats with cheeks, heredity is more important. If you want a cat with a big face, you can choose breeds such as British Shorthair and Garfield. When choosing a male cat, it is best to look at the photos of the cat’s parents.

A cat is still cute without gills, as long as it grows up healthily!