Siberian cats are carnivores. Their diet is mainly meat, and they like to eat all kinds of meat, such as birds, fish, meat and small mammals. Because Siberian cats prefer meat, their digestive system is more suitable for digesting meat than most cats. In addition, Siberian cats need vitamins and minerals from protein.
2. Diet suitable for Siberian cats
A diet suitable for Siberian cats should include enough protein, fat and water. Usually, both dry food and wet food specially made for cats are suitable for Siberian cats. Dry food is usually rich in protein and nutrients, while wet food is easier to absorb and digest and contains more water. In addition, supplementing proper minerals and vitamins is also important for the health of Siberian cats.
3. Matters needing attention in raising Siberian cats
When raising Siberian cats, we should pay attention to the following points:
-Give it enough water. It is very important to keep the water clean and fresh.
Unlike humans, cats can't get all the necessary nutrients from food. Therefore, in order to ensure that Siberian cats get enough nutrition, appropriate vitamins and minerals should be added to their diet.
Siberian cat is a highly adaptable animal, which can get essential nutrition from all kinds of meat. Although fresh meat is an ideal diet for Siberian cats, if you choose to feed with commercial cat food, you should choose high-quality dry food and wet food as the staple food.
4. Siberian cats fast food
Some human foods can't be fed to Siberian cats:
-Candy and chocolate. These foods contain compounds harmful to cats, such as caffeine and theobromine, which may cause central nervous system problems.
Onions and garlic. These foods will destroy the red blood cells of cats and lead to anemia.
Bones and kebabs These foods easily irritate the cat's throat, which can easily lead to vomiting and suffocation.
Milk Although cats like to drink milk, they may not be able to tolerate lactose contained in milk, which will lead to diarrhea and gastrointestinal problems.