Persian Cat

    Feeding Tips

　　 eat at high places, are fed at low places, and the dishes should be as far apart as possible. Before cats and dogs fully get familiar with each other, do not place their dishes together because some little ones may have a "food guarding" mentality, treating both meals placed by the owner as their own and seeing the other as an intruder. Therefore, both parties need to maintain their own independent dining areas.

　　As for when to implement the "merged dining," that must be taken step by step. Don’t feel regretful either; some people’s and dogs have lived together for years and still eat separately. Peace is a blessing; as long as no one is hungry, everyone will be fine!

　　Eating Separately Tastes Better

　　Cats and dogs have different food preferences and eating habits. eat very moderately; you can prepare a day’s worth of food and fresh water for them and feel free to go out and do your things. Cat food also tempts dogs greatly, but placing the food in a higher place and providing a jumping board for cats so long as dogs can't reach it will solve the issue.

　　Compared with cats, dogs are less picky and never tire of eating. You must feed them at fixed times and never prepare their entire day’s food all at once, or they might finish it within 10 minutes.

　　The Worst Example

　　Faced with two sets of dishes, cats and dogs fight fiercely over the "right to eat." When one approaches to eat, the other will quite unkindly launch an attack, resulting of course in a fierce "dogs on backs and cats upside down" battle.