Cats generally begin to shed hair when they are 3 months old, so you can start feeding lecithin to cats at this stage. Lecithin can help cats promote hair growth and improve hair quality. Elderly cats can effectively delay aging by eating lecithin.

Kittens under 2 months old are suitable for cat milk powder, and they can gradually accept solid food after they grow to 3 months old. You can start feeding lecithin at this time. Adult cats and senior cats can eat it, as long as lecithin is mixed into cat food. You can also eat some lecithin appropriately during the annual shedding season, which can help new hair grow better, moisturize the fur, and repair damaged hair follicles.

Lecithin contains inositol phospholipids, the basic substance required for hair growth. When cats lack inositol phospholipids, hair loss and hair yellowing are prone to occur, and it will also affect the healthy growth of hair. Therefore, lecithin does not only have the effect of beautifying hair. In addition, lecithin can effectively reduce cholesterol and fat, scavenge free radicals, and delay aging. Therefore, lecithin can also be eaten by elderly cats, which can effectively delay aging.

There are a lot of lecithins on the market today, and there are a few unscrupulous merchants who make shoddy products for profit, and some even sell fake and shoddy products under the banner of imported from abroad. You must keep your eyes peeled when choosing. , compare and purchase carefully, and do not blindly trust foreign imported products. Eating them may cause great harm to the cat's body. Owners must pay more attention when choosing.