For experienced people, raising a kitten well is an easy task. No matter what happens during feeding, experienced cat owners can handle the situation skillfully. However, for new cat owners, most people are easily troubled by the simple question of how many times a day to feed a kitten due to lack of understanding. Today, the editor will answer this question for everyone.

In fact, no matter what breed of kitten we raise, there is no standard answer to how many times a day a kitten should be fed. In other words, there is no strict rule on how many meals a kitten needs per day. Therefore, as kitten owners, we do not need to worry too much about this issue and just need to handle it flexibly according to our own time and actual circumstances.

If we are nine-to-five office workers, we can feed the kitten once in the morning when leaving for work and once in the evening upon returning home. If we eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner at home, we can feed the kitten three times a day accordingly. Many people might think this feeding method will cause the kitten to be hungry or overfed, but in fact, kittens are very smart animals and their appetite is small. So as long as the kitten shows no nutritional problems, the feeding frequency is reasonable.

It is worth mentioning that unlike puppies, kittens prefer to eat small meals many times. They never eat too much at one time, and when they get hungry after playing, they will eat again. Therefore, we really do not need to worry about kittens not eating well. But if we are still concerned, we can buy a smart cat bowl for the kitten, so it can eat on its own.

In summary, whether there is a standard answer to how many times a day to feed a kitten is not important. What matters is that we let the kitten adapt to our feeding method. As long as the kitten can adapt and is healthy, then we do not need to worry.