Persian Cat

1.The cat's food bowl must be used consistently and cannot be changed arbitrarily. Cats are very sensitive to changes in their food bowls and may refuse to eat if the bowl is changed. Keep the food bowl clean. You can place newspaper or plastic paper under the bowl to prevent noise caused by sliding and make cleaning easier. Any leftover food after the cat eats should be discarded or stored, then cooked mixed with fresh food at the next feeding.

2.Feed at fixed times and places. Once a cat’s biological clock for "meal time" is established, it becomes quite fixed and should not be changed arbitrarily. The place where the cat eats should be fixed. Cats do not like to eat in noisy places or under strong light. If guests visit, do not let them watch your cat while eating, as the presence of strangers greatly reduces the cat's appetite.

3.Cats may have bad habits such as using their paws to hook food or carrying food outside the bowl to eat. If this behavior is noticed, it should be corrected immediately through training.

4.Cats prefer warm food. Cold food not only affects their appetite but may also cause digestive disorders. Generally, the food temperature should be between 30 and 40°C. Food taken directly from the refrigerator should be heated before feeding.