Every nutrient is very important for cats. Even the lack of some trace elements will have a certain impact on the cat’s body. Therefore, we must pay attention to the balance of nutrition in the cat's diet and try to take into account all aspects, so that the cat can grow up healthily. So let's first talk about the main nutrients that cats need. ​​​​​​

1. Protein: Cats need high-protein foods, and mainly animal proteins such as meat, fish, eggs, liver, kidneys, etc., which are helpful for the growth and development of cats. Fresh food will be welcomed by cats, but feeding monotonous food for a long time will make cats feel bored and lead to food refusal, which will lead to nutritional deficiencies in cats. Therefore, after feeding your cat one kind of cat food for a long time, you can change it to a new taste.

2. Fat: Cats, especially adult cats, need to eat a lot of fat. Young cats should be fed less, otherwise they will become too obese. The content of vitamins should be appropriately increased in the kitten’s food.

3. Carbohydrates: Although we cannot feed everything to cats, some foods that humans eat can still be used to feed them, such as rice, cornmeal, potatoes, etc., which all contain what cats need. We can grind the above food into powder and add some fat or cooking oil to feed kittens. Some cats eat sweets (cane rice or lactose) or milk. Due to lactose fermentation, it is easy to cause diarrhea; allergies to albumin in milk can also cause diarrhea. If the above situation occurs, you should stop eating immediately.

4. Water: Although cats are thirsty animals, water is necessary for any living thing, so we should always ensure that cats drink enough water and ensure that the water is relatively fresh.

The above nutrients are necessary for cats in their lives, so we must try to ensure the adequacy and balance of these nutrients to avoid any impact on the body due to lack of nutrients.