Scientific methods of feeding cats:

1. Feed them in a fixed way. No matter what kind of food you feed, and no matter how much you feed, try to keep it consistent every day. Irregular feeding can cause cats to gain weight or lose weight, and can even lead to other health problems and digestive problems.

2. Determine the feeding method according to the cat’s age and living habits. Generally speaking, kittens should be fed in small amounts and often, while older cats should be fed regularly and quantitatively, and pregnant cats should be fed more frequently.

3. Try to feed regularly every day. Try to make time to feed your cat, especially when they are young. Cats will be less fussy if you feed them regularly.

4. Consider the impact of environmental factors. The number of cats, temperature, and climate may all affect the cat's diet.

5. Combine total quantity control with free feeding. For some cats, the free-feeding method is very effective; for other cats, this method may lead to overeating. It is very important to control the total amount while using the free feeding method.

6. Ensure an appropriate water source: Cats have a high demand for water, so they should maintain a certain amount of fresh water every day, and clean and replace water bowls regularly.

7. Avoid feeding human food: Common snack categories such as and other human food are not necessarily beneficial to the health of cats. Cats should avoid feeding greasy food, sugary food, especially chocolate and other foods, and Permanently banned low-quality cat food, etc.

8. Provide toys and social interaction: Cats not only need adequate nutrition, but also receive psychological stimulation from toys and interactive games.