Cats that are one month old cannot eat chicken sausage. Because the gastrointestinal tract of a one-month-old cat is relatively fragile and its metabolic function is not strong, and the salt content of chicken sausage is relatively heavy, if the kitten eats excessive salt and cannot be completely metabolized by the body, it will accumulate in the body, which may cause poisoning or even kidney disease. Exhaustion. In addition, chicken intestines contain various additives and preservatives, which may cause diarrhea, vomiting and other symptoms in cats. Long-term consumption will also cause certain damage to the cat’s kidneys and liver. So don't let your kitten eat chicken sausage.

Precautions for feeding kittens:

1. Kittens have weak intestines and stomachs. Do not let kittens drink raw water to avoid causing abdominal pain.

2. Don’t put a lot of cat food at one time. Try to let the kitten eat smaller meals more frequently, otherwise the kitten may suffer from indigestion.

3. You can give the kitten a little hair removal cream to help the kitten eliminate hair.

4. Do not feed milk to kittens. Many kittens lack the enzyme to absorb milk in their intestines. Feeding milk will cause indigestion and diarrhea.

5. When feeding kittens, brew them with 40-degree water before feeding them. You can also feed them some cooked chicken breasts and some fish with bones removed. Maintain nutritional balance.