Bombay cats will recognize their owners. Bombay cats are like other cats. As long as their owners take good care of them, they will always follow their owners and get familiar with them quickly. If their owners often interact and play with Bombay cats, they will The owner will be recognized as soon as possible. Therefore, feeding Bombay cats must be meticulous and invest time and energy.

Feeding precautions for Bombay cats:

1. Adult Bombay cats generally eat 80g of cat food a day, and they only need to be fed 2 to 3 times a day.

2. The diet of adult Bombay cats must achieve a balance of six major nutrients, including protein, fat, minerals, vitamins, carbohydrates and water.

3. In the cold winter, Bombay cats are prone to feline nasal congestion. As long as their eating is not affected, anti-inflammatory and antiviral eye drops can be administered to the eyes and nose, and antibiotics and lysine can be fed. treat.

4. Bombay cats are prone to constipation in spring. If it is mild, you can feed some laxatives to help with excretion. If it is severe, you should send it to the doctor.

5. Vaccinate the cat; pay attention to providing nutritious food to enhance immunity.

6. Regularly conduct internal and external deworming to keep clean and hygienic; clean and disinfect the living environment frequently and pay attention to ventilation.