It is not recommended to feed grapes to cats. Because grapes contain a large amount of fructose and cats are relatively small, they may have symptoms of hyperglycemia even if they do not consume a particularly large amount. Grapes are very nephrotoxic to cats and can cause severe acute renal failure in cats. Therefore, in order to avoid serious consequences for the cat's body, it is still not recommended for owners to try it, because the cost is still relatively high. As omnivorous animals that are mainly carnivorous, cats do not have a particularly strong desire for grapes.

How to feed kittens scientifically:

1. Eat small amounts and frequent meals: When feeding cat food, pay attention to timing, quantity, and fixed points. Don’t eat too much or too little. As the cat’s age increases, the kitten’s appetite will gradually increase over a certain period of time (usually between 3 and 4 months old), and will stabilize after the age of 8 months or more.

2. Cats should develop a good habit of eating cat food from an early age. Kittens can be fed cat food from the age of 4 weeks. They can be soaked in warm water first.

3. You can go to a pet agency to buy a special feeding bottle for cats. Infant feeding bottles have too big nipples for cats, which is not conducive to sucking milk. Utensils must be boiled in boiling water and sterilized before use.