1. Choose the cat food suitable for cats: Choose the appropriate cat food according to the age, weight and health status of cats. High-quality cat food should contain high-quality protein, moderate fat, vitamins and minerals.
2. Control food intake: Determine the daily food intake according to the cat's weight and activity level. Generally speaking, adult cats need to consume about 20-30 grams of cat food/kg of body weight every day.
3. Feeding in batches: divide the daily food intake into 2-3 times to avoid feeding too much at one time. This helps digestion and absorption, and also reduces the risk of obesity.
4. Regular feeding: Establish a fixed feeding time so that cats can develop good eating habits. Avoid feeding or letting cats eat freely.
5. Provide fresh water: always provide fresh drinking water for cats to ensure that cats have sufficient water intake.
6. Observe the cat's weight and physical condition: weigh the cat regularly to see if there is obesity or emaciation. If you need to adjust your diet, you should do it step by step to avoid digestive problems caused by sudden changes.