How to raise cats with silvery phase:

1. Regularly vaccinate cats. Generally, cats need to be strengthened once a year, and cats should be dewormed internally and externally regularly.

2. Pay attention to the cat’s diet, feed the cat periodic natural cat food, and also feed the cat some meat with high protein content to supplement nutrition.

3. Prepare cat litter and other daily utensils and toys for cats to ensure a clean living environment for cats.

4. Take frequent baths and comb their hair frequently. Cats with silver gradients love to play and get dirty easily, and they also like to shed their hair. They need to be bathed frequently and combed frequently.

Taboos for raising silver-grade cats:

1. Feed food that is not easy to digest

Its intestines and stomach are very fragile , so it is not suitable to eat food that is not easy to digest. Do not give it special egg whites.

2. Raise it into a fat cat

It is best to control the amount of food it feeds when raising a silver cat. Regular and quantitative feeding is very important. Don’t think fat cats are cute. In fact, they are obese. Cats are particularly prone to diseases in their old age.

3. Take a bath every three days

The owner must not give the silver layer a bath every two days. Its body odor is very light and is not suitable for frequent bathing. , it is easy to destroy the protective layer of the skin, and is more likely to cause skin diseases, aggravate hair loss, etc.

4. Feed raw meat but not deworm it

Yinjian layer is a cat that likes to eat meat and has a high demand for protein, so many cat owners Everyone likes to feed it raw meat, but after feeding it raw meat, you must do a good job of regular deworming.

5. Let it drink pure milk

Many dogs want their silver coat to grow healthily, so they will feed them pure milk. However, pure milk is not suitable for giving them pure milk. Drinking it in layers is prone to diarrhea problems because it has lactose intolerance.

6. Feed low-protein cat food

The silver cat has a high demand for protein. When choosing staple cat food for it, be sure to check the protein content. Fortunately, it is about 37~48%. If the protein is too low, it will easily cause silver layer malnutrition.