If you want your British Shorthair cat to have a smooth face and gills, you can feed it some freeze-dried beef, but you must give the cat plenty of water, otherwise it will affect its defecation, because freeze-drying does not contain any water and will absorb water in the intestines and stomach and cause it to swell. In addition to freeze-drying, you can actually feed cats other foods to make the British Shorthair cat's face rounder.

1. Compared with feeding freeze-dried beef, feeding fresh raw beef is more helpful for cats to develop gills. Beef is rich in protein and trace elements such as creatine, which is of great benefit to the healthy growth of cats. Eat more of it. Beef-fed cats will be stronger. However, there are some precautions when feeding raw beef (cats under three months old should not be fed raw beef).

Beef should be selected from the finest cuts, containing no fat and removing all fascia. The meat should be fresh, tender and lean. Freeze at a low temperature of minus 20 degrees for more than 72 hours to kill germs and parasites. Cats that eat raw beef for a long time should undergo internal deworming on time (once every 2-3 months). When feeding a cat for the first time, be sure to give it a small amount. Give the cat an adaptation process and observe if there are no abnormalities in its stool the next day before continuing to feed. If you don’t like to eat it, you can use natural soup cans to mix raw beef to improve the palatability.

2. Feeding cat nutritional paste raw beef can only be used as complementary food, and some cats have sensitive gastrointestinal tracts and are not suitable for eating raw beef. Cats need to ensure a balanced nutrition if they want to grow gills. Therefore, in addition to feeding staple food and meat, you can also feed some Nutritional cream for cats, such as Meowth Nutrition Cream. Nutritional paste can generally be fed to cats when they are three months old. You can feed your British shorthair a little bit every day. If you keep eating, your cat will become more and more plump

3. Choose to feed cats canned food. Compared with cat food, I personally recommend feeding canned cats to cats, because the meat content in canned food is more than that of cat food, and it is real meat. The starch content is also much lower than that of cat food. Canned food There is also a lot of moisture in it. If economic conditions permit, you can feed cats mid-to-high-end canned staple food. If you feel that the price cannot be afforded, you can choose to feed cheap canned cat snacks as supplementary food. Cat food should still be used as the cat’s staple food. Be careful not to mix canned food and cat food. The interval between the two foods should be more than two hours.