Kittens can eat sour things. Generally speaking, the diet of kittens is not differentiated in terms of taste. It mainly depends on whether it is helpful for the kitten’s digestion. Because kittens’ intestines and stomachs are relatively fragile, it is not recommended to feed kittens food that is difficult to digest or has a strong taste. , so if it is something sour that is easy to digest, you can feed it to a kitten, but it is not recommended to feed a kitten anything that is particularly sour, as it will cause discomfort to the kitten's gastrointestinal tract and affect its growth and development.

Precautions for kitten diet:

1. There are two periods in the growth process of kittens, one is the rapid growth period and the other is the sexual maturity period.

2. The rapid growth period lasts from 2 months to 6 months after weaning. During this period, kittens love to play and grow rapidly. They need a lot of nutrients and calories, which must be provided. A balanced nutritious food with high protein and heat energy content, supplying various nutrients and energy that kittens need for rapid growth. However, because the body functions of kittens are not perfect, kittens at this time eat at least three meals less a day. The best food is fresh fish, chicken, pork and beef combined with a small amount of kitten food. Feed as little starchy food as possible, and do not overly limit its food intake.

3. From 6 months to 12 months old, the cat’s growth rate begins to slow down and its activity level also decreases. At this time, the cat’s food intake is larger, so the size of each meal can be increased and the daily meals can be reduced. Increase the frequency of food changes, and add a little nutritious canned cat food to the original food to ensure the different nutritional needs due to slower growth.