The digestive function of Norwegian forest cats will be affected when they become sick. They often show symptoms such as loss of appetite, even refusal to eat or drink, vomiting, and diarrhea. Failure to provide easily digestible, nutritious and delicious food, especially adequate drinking water, may lead to a series of diseases, acidosis, and heart failure. Therefore, in order to strengthen the dietary care of sick cats, we must first provide sufficient drinking water.

Add a little salt to the drinking water (0.9 grams of salt in 100 ml of water) to maintain a metabolic balance of water and salt in the Norwegian Forest cat's body. Just in case the cat won't drink water, feed it with a small rubber ball, plastic bottle or syringe, but be careful not to rush it to avoid drowning. If your Norwegian Forest Cat is severely dehydrated, an injection is necessary to completely resolve the problem. Cats suffering from digestive system diseases should be given delicious and easily digestible liquid food, such as egg soup, broth, milk, rice soup and sugar water. These foods are easy to digest and are suitable for feeding sick cats, but they are not high in minerals and vitamins, so they should be added appropriately when feeding.

Nutritional cream is a great supplement when Norwegian Forest Cats are sick, as it contains ingredients that can be completely absorbed by the cat. It is ideal for supplementing cats with serious illnesses. The nutrition of the nutritional paste is also relatively comprehensive, which can help the cat recover as soon as possible, and the dosage is not very large, so it is easy for the cat to stop eating.

Pay attention to the Norwegian Forest Cat. There will be signs before the cat becomes sick. If the cat is sick, the cat should be initially diagnosed and treated as soon as possible. In daily life, keeping a clean and hygienic environment and allowing cats to exercise is also a good way to keep cats healthy.