Cats that are one month old cannot eat chicken liver. Since chicken liver contains a large amount of vitamin A, excessive intake may cause vitamin A poisoning in cats, which may lead to vomiting and diarrhea in cats. After 6 months of age, kittens can be fed chicken liver 2-3 times a week. In addition, kittens need to use cat food as their staple food, otherwise they will suffer from malnutrition.

Foods that are prohibited for kittens:

1. Milk. It is best not to give milk to kittens, because milk contains high lactose content, which can easily lead to lactose intolerance and diarrhea.

2. Foods with high salt content. Cats are very sensitive to salt. If the salt content is too high, it can easily cause salt poisoning in cats, aggravate eye feces, and increase the burden on the kidneys.

3. Food that is toxic to cats. Especially plants and flowers, many of which may cause poisoning in cats.

4. Fat. It is best not to feed fat meat to kittens because it can easily lead to indigestion, vomiting, and even diarrhea.