Kittens cannot eat scrambled eggs. Scrambled eggs contain a certain amount of oil and salt, which will affect the cat's metabolism and may cause hair loss. Moreover, when eggs are overheated, the protein will coagulate excessively, which is not conducive to digestion and absorption and will increase the burden on the cat's gastrointestinal tract. Kittens’ intestines and stomachs are relatively fragile, so they must be fed easily digestible food.
Kitten dietary precautions:
1. The intestines of kittens are relatively fragile. If dry cat food is fed too early, it will easily lead to indigestion, which will cause intestinal tract disease. A certain amount of damage.
2. When you are one month old, you can start drinking some goat milk powder or milk powder specifically for kittens. When you are two months old, you can use goat milk powder to soak in cat food for feeding. If you are older, you can feed some canned cats and nutritional pastes.
3. Cats are in their fastest growth and development period between 2 and 6 months. The body digests nutrients a lot. It is best to eat 3-4 meals a day. Increase the type and content of meat protein to ensure adequate and balanced nutrition.
4. When feeding kittens, pay attention to the temperature of the food. It should not be too high to avoid scalding the cat, and it should not be too low to cause the cat’s intestines and stomach to get cold and cause diarrhea.
5. Try not to feed snacks to kittens, as they are prone to picky eaters. Cats should avoid eating human snacks, as they contain high levels of oil and salt that may cause gastrointestinal discomfort in cats.