Kittens can eat mashed carrots. The content of vitamin A in carrots is high, which is good for cats’ vision and skin. However, it is best for owners to feed carrot puree to cats after they are 4 months old, because the intestines of too young cats are not fully developed and it is difficult to digest carrot puree. If the kitten does not like to eat carrots, the owner should not force-feed them. Instead, the owner can choose other vegetables to feed the cat.

Precautions for kittens eating mashed carrots:

1. Owners need to pay attention to the amount of carrots fed to cats to avoid vitamin A poisoning. ;

2. Raw carrots are not easy to digest and absorb for carnivores like cats, so it is best to cook them before giving them to cats.

3. Observe the defecation situation, because kittens have sensitive intestines and may experience vomiting or diarrhea.

4. Pay attention to the nutritional mix. In addition to carrot puree, you can also choose foods with high protein content such as pork puree. When choosing cat food, you should also choose cat food that contains more vitamins and fiber.