How much cat food should a cat eat in a day

1. When the cat is two months old and has been weaned, feed about 35 grams of kitten food every day.

2. At three months of age, the average cat food intake is about fifty grams per day.

3. When four months old, eat about 80 grams of cat food every day.

4. When six months old, eat about 90 grams a day.

5. A seven-month-old should eat about 70 grams a day.

6. Feed about 100 to 120 grams of cat food every day after adulthood.

Precautions for cat feeding

1. Generally, except for lactating cats and kittens, it is best for adult cats to divide their meals into 4 meals a day, namely breakfast, lunch, and lunch. Prepare a meal for the cat in the evening and before going to bed.

2. If you feed too many snacks, the cat’s picky eating situation will become particularly obvious. The cat may not even eat cat food, but waits for the snacks to be eaten every day.

3. The food should be diversified. Don’t just give them one kind of cat food. If the selected cat food cannot meet their nutritional needs, it may even lead to a nutritional imbalance in the cat's body and a decrease in body function.

4. Cats’ gastrointestinal organs are very fragile. Frequent feeding of raw meat to cats will lead to digestive system disorders and many gastrointestinal problems.

5. Feeding cats human food for a long time will lead to malnutrition in cats. This is also an unscientific feeding method and the life span of cats will also be shortened.

6. The daily diet for cats must be light. Do not add seasonings or bites to the food that cats eat. Choose low-salt cat food.