For an eight-month-old cat, feeding the correct cat food is very important. Proper cat food can provide nutrition and keep it healthy, so how much cat food should it eat in a day to be normal?

1. Distribution by Body Weight

The weight of an eight-month-old cat is generally between 3-4 kilograms. Based on its weight, cat food should be allocated and preferably fed 2-3 times a day, with each feeding about 2%-3% of its body weight. The daily amount needed is approximately 70-100 grams of cat food.

2. Distribution by Activity Level

If the cat is more active, the amount of cat food needs to be increased, raising the daily amount to 2%-4% of its body weight, about 100-150 grams; if the cat is less active, the amount can be reduced, lowering the daily cat food to 2%-3% of its body weight, about 70-100 grams.

3. Distribution by Cat Breed

Different breeds have different cat food requirements, for example, large cats can have 2%-4% daily cat food, about 100-150 grams; medium cats can have 2%-3%, about 70-100 grams; small cats can have 1%-2%, about 40-70 grams.

4. Choosing Suitable Cat Food

An eight-month-old cat is relatively small and cannot eat large pieces of cat food, so suitable cat food should be chosen, such as Pedigree Nutritional Small Pellet Cat Food, which has smaller particles that are less likely to clog the cat’s throat. At the same time, it contains various nutrients to meet the nutritional needs of an eight-month-old cat.

In short, the normal amount of cat food for an eight-month-old cat depends specifically on its weight, activity level, and breed, generally between 70-150 grams per day. It is also important to choose appropriate cat food to provide comprehensive nutrition for a healthy body.