Hairy cats look unique and are as cool as aliens. They have been very popular in recent years. When feeding hairless cats, they should do these 6 don’ts to avoid hurting the stomach of the hairless cat!
1. Do not feed milk
Milk has very high nutritional value and is a very nutritious food for humans. In order to improve the immunity of hairless cats, the shoveler will feed it milk, but the lactase in the body of adult hairless cats will decrease, and cats are very likely to cause gastrointestinal discomfort after eating milk.
Correct way:
If you want to supplement nutrition for hairless cats, you can use goat milk powder instead of milk, so that the nutritional value is higher and will not increase the gastrointestinal burden on the cat.
2. Feed uncontrollably
The skin of the hairless cat is wrinkled, and it looks old and scary. In order to make the hairless cat fat, the shoveler will feed the cat a lot of food every day, making the cat fat look more friendly. But in fact, the digestive tract of the hairless cat is relatively short. Taking food to increase the burden on the stomach and intestines and cause great harm to the body.
Correct way:
When feeding hairless cats, it is recommended to feed them in small amounts and multiple times. Do not feed them at once. The right amount is the best. The amount of a meal should be controlled at about 7 or 8 minutes full. Excessive eating will only backfire.
3. Buffet-style feeding
Some shovelers use buffet-style feeding hairless cats because they are busy with work or are convenient to find it convenient, and they will feed their cats a lot of food for them to eat at any time. However, exposing the food to the air for a long time will affect its freshness and are very likely to breed bacteria and molds. Long-term consumption of hairless cats will affect their health.
Correct way:
Teat shovelers should regularly and regularly store food for the cat to ensure the health of the stomach and intestines. If you are too busy, you can buy an automatic feeder for the cat. The ingredients can be well sealed and extended the shelf life.
4. Feeding human food
Hairless cats are very clingy and like to be close to humans and easily gain the heart of their owners. This also makes the shovelers very keen to share their food with hairless cats when eating. However, human food is very greasy for cats and will increase the burden on the cat's stomach and intestines. Fortunately, there are various seasonings inside, which will develop the bad habit of cats being picky about food.
Correct way:
Do not feed hairless cats human food casually. Many human foods cannot be eaten by cats. The diet of hairless cats should be mainly light and low-fat to reduce the gastrointestinal burden on cats.
5. Frequently feed snacks
Hairyless cats are very good at acting spoiled. They are also very smart and will use these little thoughts to ask for snacks from the shovelers. The shovelers who doting cats will satisfy it unconditionally, but this will affect the cat's intake of staple food and easily cause malnutrition.
Correct way:
Snacks are recommended for training rewards for hairless cats, which can greatly improve the training effect. We should also pay attention to the choice of snacks. It is recommended to choose a high-quality snack for them.
6. Replacing cat food is unscientific
Some cat shovelers replace cat food at will when changing cat food for hairless cats, but in fact, cats need to have an adaptation period. This rash replacement will stimulate the stomach and intestines. If the stomach and intestines cannot adapt for a while, various discomforts will occur, such as soft stools, diarrhea and other problems.
Correct way:
The stomach and intestines of hairless cats are relatively sensitive. When the shoveler changes cat food for hairless cats, he must follow the "7-day grain exchange method" to allow the cat's stomach and intestines to adapt to the process of maintaining the healthy and stable intestines. At the same time, in order to reduce the burden on the intestines, the owner should choose a cat food with a high digestibility rate as the staple food for the cat.
Conclusion: Do you like hairless cats?
