It is becoming increasingly popular to keep pet cats and dogs at home, and we are very attentive to their care. Since diseases come through the mouth, we pay special attention to our pets' diet. Today, we will talk about pet cats. Cats of different ages have different body sizes and other factors, so the food we feed them is also different. Do not let all cats eat the same kind of food, as that provides little nutrition for them. Next, the editor will introduce what kind of cat food is better for cats?

We all know that generally kittens eat kitten-specific cat food or some easily digestible canned cat food. For cats that have gained weight, if the owner wants to control their body condition, they need to control the amount of cat food. Sick cats need timely nutritional supplements and should eat some high-protein cat food. Cats that have just given birth need to eat cat food or canned food with high nutritional value. As can be seen, cats in different conditions require different types of food.

Some cats may naturally have poor gastrointestinal health, so when feeding them, we should choose some easily digestible cat food to avoid diarrhea or hematuria. If your cat is in good health but eats a lot of cat food without gaining weight, the cat food ingredients might not be good. Some cat foods on the market are exaggeratedly marketed by sellers but actually contain little nutritional value. Therefore, owners should pay attention when choosing cat food, checking if the cat food has high nutritional value and if the flavor is something the cat likes.

If economic conditions allow, you can buy some fish snacks or other foods that your cat likes, but only occasionally, not as a substitute for staple food. The staple diet still depends on cat food. If the cat food provides little nutritional value for the cat, the owner can also make some nutritious meals for the cat. Combining several kinds of nutritious foods is also very valuable for the cat's health.