Cats over two months old cannot eat ribs. Although cooked ribs have high nutritional value, because the intestines and stomach of cats over two months old are still relatively weak, the bones of the ribs can easily cause the cat to get stuck. You can feed your cat pork rib soup or chopped pork rib meat, or you can wait until the cat grows older. Before that, cereals can be fed appropriately to maintain nutritional balance and serve as the body's source of energy.

What to eat for cats over 2 months old:

1. Commercial cat food: If you are afraid that your kitten will get sick from eating a bad stomach, and you have not eaten it before For any basic knowledge of homemade cat food, feeding commercial cat food with good reputation may be your better choice, which can not only meet the daily development needs of cats, but also avoid most gastrointestinal risks.

2. Eggs: Eggs are rich in protein, vitamins and trace elements, which are very beneficial to the growth and development of two-month-old cats. Just steam eggs for cats to eat, 3 to 4 times a week, and you can feed both egg yolks and egg whites.

2. Meat: Cats are carnivores, so both chicken, duck and fish can be cooked for cats. If the cat's owner can accept raw food, cats as young as two months old can also be fed raw meat and bones, but the cat owner needs to do more homework and be careful not to let the kitten get stuck in its throat.

3. Fruit: Although cats are carnivores, they can also accept fruits, and cats under two months old can also eat fruits. Watermelons, apples and even durians need to be fed carefully.

How to feed a cat that is more than 2 months old:

1. Mainly light food to ensure easy digestion: the cat’s own intestines and stomach are inherently fragile. It’s a kitten again. When feeding at this time, the food you choose should be as light as possible. Of course, you also need to make sure it is easier to digest. Never give it some meaty food. You can slightly process it into pureed meat and mix it with rice. This will make the feeding more nutritious.

2. Insist on eating small amounts and frequent meals, and feed complementary foods appropriately: In terms of feeding methods, try to feed about 3-4 meals a day, and keep the amount small each time. There is a certain science in this aspect. According to the standard, feeding according to the principle of small meals and frequent meals will be more helpful to the body of the kitten. Of course, during the feeding stage, in order to enhance growth and development, some complementary foods can be added to it, so that it can be more nutritionally adequate.