Cats before 3 months of age are fed 70 grams of canned food at a time, and cats between 3 and 8 months of age are also fed 70 grams of canned food at a time, but they can be fed twice a day, and cats after 8 months of age are fed about 200 grams of canned food at a time. Cans are divided into canned snacks and staple foods. Canned snacks are not suitable for long-term feeding, the owner should also increase the appropriate cat food, vegetables to the cat balance nutrition.
A, feed the cat 70~300 grams of canned food at a time
The age of each cat varies, as does the amount of canned food each time. Cats before 3 months of age were fed 70 grams of canned food once a day. Cats aged 3 to 8 months can be fed 70 grams of canned food twice a day. After 8 months, the cans were fed about 200 grams at a time. Later, as the cat ages, the size of the can can be increased to around 300g.
B. Precautions for feeding cans to cats
1. Select the right type
Canned foods can be divided into snack cans and staple food cans. The snack cans are low in nutrition and heavy in taste, so they are not suitable for long-term feeding, nor are they suitable for staple food. The staple food can is rich in high-quality protein, which can be fed appropriately for a long time, so the owner should choose the right can for the cat.
2. Matching nutrition
If the owner treats the canned food as the cat's staple food, he/she also needs to add cat food, vegetables and other foods in the canned food to give the cat balanced nutrition. In addition, kittens around the age of three months should preferably feed cans of kitten type, and start feeding cans of adult cats about four months later.
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