What is good to feed Persian cats- Diet methods and care tips for Persian cats

[Introduction] Many friends who are raising Persian cats for the first time do not know the best food for the cat. They are afraid that the cat will not eat what it should eat. The editor below will give you an overview of the best food for Persian cats and the benefits of Persian cats. Diet and protection skills are something everyone must remember when raising Persian cats!

What is the best food for Persian cats?

If you ask what is the best food for Persian cats, owners may not know it. The editor’s answer is professional cat food. Cat food can provide enough calories for cats and also contains nutrients needed by cats. At the same time, match it with other fresh vegetables, fruits and other foods. Persian cats are omnivorous animals. They like to eat meat, but they can also eat vegetables, fruits and other foods. There is one principle when feeding cats, which is to have balanced and thoughtful nutrition and reasonable food mix. Therefore, the diet of Persian cats cannot be made too simple, which may easily lead to malnutrition in cats and affect their health.

Simply put, the food prepared by owners for Persian cats every day should be diversified, the food types should be rich, and the nutrition should be thoughtful and balanced. For example, protein foods, fish, meat, animal fats, vitamins, minerals, calcium and other nutritious foods must be used appropriately. Because in this way, Persian cats can be ensured to receive comprehensive nutrition to meet the needs of body growth. Although professional cat food is already rich in nutrients, it is also a good choice to balance nutrition with other foods.

It should be noted that the choice of professional cat food needs to be based on the cat’s taste, diet and physical condition. For example, obese cats can choose suitable weight-loss cat food to eat, etc. In addition, the selection of other foods also requires attention. For example, meat food needs to use lean meat with less fat. This can effectively prevent Persian cats from taking in too much fat and calories, and avoid the occurrence of obesity.

Persian cat’s diet and protection skills?

1. The Persian cat’s food plate must be used regularly and cannot be replaced casually. Persian cats are very sensitive to changes in their food plates and occasionally refuse to eat because their food plates are changed. Keep food dishes clean. Newspaper or plastic paper can be placed under the food plate to prevent the sound when the food plate slides, and it is also easy to remove. Always throw away or put away the leftover food eaten by Persian cats, and mix it with fresh food and cook it before feeding it next time. Persian cats use claw hooks to pick up food or take food out of the food plate to eat, which is not virtuous. Once this situation occurs, it must be immediately adjusted to correct it.
   
   
2. Persian cats should be fed on time and at a fixed time. Once the Persian cat's "meal intake" biological clock occurs, it is relatively fixed and should not be changed at will. The place where Persian cat food is placed should be fixed. Persian cats do not like to eat in places with noisy noise and strong light. If there are guests visiting, do not let the guests look at your Persian cat while the Persian cat is eating. The appearance of strangers It will greatly reduce the appetite of the dwarf Persian cat.
   
   
3. Persian cats like to eat warm food. Cold food and cold food not only affect the appetite of Persian cats, but can also easily cause disorder of digestion function. Under normal circumstances, the appropriate temperature of food is 30 to 40 degrees. Food taken out of the refrigerator should be heated before feeding. Although Persian cats don’t drink much water, they must have plenty of clean drinking water. Persian cats’ drinking water must be clean water, and the water must be changed every day. The drinking basin can be placed on the side of the food plate so that the Persian cat can drink freely when it is thirsty.
   
   
4. Cats are very hygienic animals. We often see cats cleaning themselves with their own scratches. Persian cats are no different, and they pay more attention to hygiene. This is actually one of the reasons why people like to raise cats. . Every day Persian cats wake up early and lick their coats with their tongues. This is to stimulate the penetration of sebaceous lines and make their coats look more lustrous. They can also take in a small amount of vitamin D when licking their coats. No It not only promotes body development, but also makes the appearance look visibly beautiful.
   
   

5. Use a neutral and soft bristle brush to comb the coat every day. In order to keep the coat bright and beautiful, shampoo should be used regularly. When the cat is dirty, use neutral soap to clean the coat in warm water, and then clean and blow it immediately. Persian cats shed hair easily, and the fluff on their abdomen is easy to get tangled, hide dirt and grow bacteria, so they must be combed every day and bathed on time every month. Grooming can not only make the cat's hair stronger, but also stimulate the cat's body blood circulation, which is much cheaper for the cat.
   

   
   

   

   
   

   The editor has introduced a lot about the diet and maintenance skills of Persian cats, hoping to be helpful to those who like Persian cats.
   

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