Cats that are one month old cannot eat chicken. Because the one-month-old kitten is too young, its digestive system function is relatively low, and the protein of chicken is difficult for the kitten to digest. If the one-month-old kitten is fed chicken directly, it will easily stimulate its digestive system, leading to Kittens may experience abnormalities such as vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and loose stools. It is recommended that full-month cats be fed easily digestible and nutritious foods, such as weaning milk cakes, nutritional pastes, and goat milk powder specifically for pets.

Precautions for feeding full-month cats:

1. Diet, warmth, and appropriate supplements. Kittens will have a stress response when they first arrive in a new environment and will be wary of things around them.

2. Do not feed cats food directly when they are just one month old. You can feed it with goat's milk (choose goat's milk that cats can drink) for one month, and then use goat's milk to soak in kitten food. You can start eating dry cat food directly when it is 3-4 months old. Kittens have weak intestines and stomach, so they can only eat canned food after 4 months. You can mix some intestines and stomach products with goat milk to regulate the intestines and stomach.

3. Pay attention to oral hygiene after eating. Soft and rotten food can easily stick to the teeth and form tartar, so clean it in time.

4. Kittens often have diarrhea when they change food and eat different foods. This is normal. You can add some probiotics to it to help maintain the balance of intestinal flora, and the diarrhea will disappear. disappear.