If you want to keep a cat healthy, strong, and with shiny hair, the cat must have enough nutrition and balanced nutrition. Nowadays, many parents will blindly supplement their cats with various nutrients. Creams, calcium tablets, snacks, but you don’t know whether they are suitable for your cat. Let’s learn how to achieve balanced nutrition for cats.

1. Balanced nutrition is very important for cats

A nutritious and balanced diet is very important for the healthy and lively growth of kittens. Its food must contain sufficient protein, fat, vitamins and minerals and these nutrients should be matched in certain proportions.

A nutritious and balanced diet is very important for the healthy and lively growth of kittens. Its food must contain sufficient protein, fat, vitamins and minerals and these nutrients should be matched in certain proportions. Before weaning, kittens get the nutrients they need from their mother's milk. Kittens come to your home fully weaned and already eating solid food. This is when you should provide it with a balanced diet to meet its nutritional needs.

During the growth period, kittens have some special requirements for food. In addition to essential nutrients, they also need to take in energy and some substances that help their body organs grow. Kittens require 4 times more energy per kilogram of body weight than adult cats. Kittens need to consume more protein than adult cats, and it must contain the amino acids they need for growth. They also need appropriate amounts of vitamins and minerals to ensure healthy growth of teeth and bones.

2. What to do if a cat is malnourished

In principle, if a cat is malnourished, it is natural to find ways to enhance the cat's nutrition. There are several ways to supplement nutrition for cats. First, prepare nutritious and comprehensive food; second, combine some nutrients (such as vitamin tablets, calcium tablets, etc.) to supplement nutrition for cats; third, when necessary, It may also be necessary to supplement the cat's nutritional energy with infusion.

Pet cats need many nutrients such as protein, water, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, minerals, vitamins, trace elements, etc. to grow. Once a cat does not receive enough nutrients, its growth will be affected. If the bones cannot develop and grow, the cat will grow weak and have extremely poor physical resistance. This makes cats more susceptible to illness and injury.

3. Which cats need nutritional supplements

1. Cats with poor physical fitness and poor resistance need nutritional supplements. If cats are prone to diarrhea, poor appetite, lack of energy, or even colds during the change of seasons, it means that the cat’s physical fitness and resistance are worse than those of ordinary cats, and such cats need nutritional supplements.

2. Cats with weak gastrointestinal function and poor absorption need nutritional supplements. Cats with poor gastrointestinal function cannot get enough from foodNutrition, it is easy to be malnourished, so you need to take some nutritional supplements daily to supplement nutrition.

3. Cats after surgery and when they are sick need nutritional supplements. Cats after surgery or illness are weak, and some are even unwilling to eat. At this time, nutritional supplements are needed to maintain the cat's physical strength. In addition, nutritional supplements can also help cats recover.

4. Cats with calcium deficiency, anemia, and trace element deficiency need nutritional supplements. Although cats can produce vitamins on their own without deliberately supplementing them, cats who eat improperly or rarely get sunlight are prone to symptoms such as calcium deficiency, anemia, and dry hair. At this time, it is necessary to artificially supplement calcium and other trace elements for cats to ensure that Cat's physical health.

5. Kittens and old cats need nutritional supplements. Kittens and old cats can easily suffer from malnutrition due to poor absorption. At this time, parents need to prepare nutritional supplements for their cats every day.

6. Newly adopted stray cats need nutritional supplements. If stray cats wander outside for a long time, their gastrointestinal function will be damaged to a certain extent. In addition, if they do not eat well or drink well, they are generally malnourished. Such stray cats need to take nutritional supplements to help restore their gastrointestinal function and health when they first enter the home. In good health.

Before we supplement the cat’s nutrition, we must know the cat’s physical condition, whether it is suitable for nutritional supplements, and what kind of nutritional products are suitable. These are all particular. The owner must not blindly supplement the cat’s nutrition. It will only have the opposite effect.