What do Siberian cats eat? It is often the case that pets that we are unfamiliar with will die soon after. Therefore, before raising them, we must first understand what cats want to eat.

The common colors of Siberian forest cats are black, gray, golden gray, etc., but now many improved breeds appear in other colors or mottled colors, and the market price is generally several hundred or thousands of rubles (1 US dollar is equivalent to 32 rubles), and the variety Better cats can cost tens of thousands of rubles. In fact, Siberian forest cats are relatively well-behaved. They do not always cling to their owners and act coquettishly, nor do they always wander around the kitchen looking for food. Generally speaking, after eating, they will "go out for shopping", or play with friends, or do what they want to do.

When feeding a Siberian forest cat, you must pay attention to what it cannot eat. Liver: Some cats love to eat liver and refuse to eat other foods. Animal livers contain large amounts of vitamin A, but excessive intake of vitamin A can lead to muscle stiffness, neck pain, bone and joint deformation, and liver disease. High-fat foods: If your cat's diet contains a lot of high-fat fish or stale fatty meat, it will lead to insufficient intake of vitamin E, which will cause inflammation of the cat's body fat and cause extreme pain. Raw fish: Some raw fish contain enzymes that can destroy vitamin B1. The lack of vitamin B1 can cause neurological diseases in cats, which can be fatal in severe cases. This enzyme can be destroyed by heating, so the fish must be cooked. Feed the cat again. Meat: Although cats’ diet should be based on meat, if cats are fed only meat food, it will lead to uneven intake of minerals and vitamins, which will lead to serious bone metabolism disorders. Dog food: The nutrients in dog food and cat food are different, and the nutrients in dog food cannot meet the needs of cats. Although cats and dogs are both carnivores, dogs have less nutritional needs than cats. Cod liver oil: Be especially cautious when supplementing cats with extra vitamins and minerals. Excessive consumption of cod liver oil can lead to excessive intake of vitamin A and vitamin D, which can lead to bone disease.