Choose balanced diets suitable for your cat’s age. Kittens need high protein for energy. Older cats often need lower calories because they’re less active
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Check with your vet about any special needs your cat may have – like a sensitive stomach or skin, control of weight or furballs
Don’t overfeed your cat. If cats get too fat this can make them very unhealthy
Kittens should be fed small meals regularly, perhaps three or four times a day. By around six months old, a cat can start eating two meals a day
What to avoid
Avoid feeding a cat table scraps – they can be high in calories, making your cat fat and unhealthy
Avoid oriental lilies as these can cause serious illness to cats
Avoid cooked bones or large animal bones – these can shatter and cause serious illness
