CAT BREEDER TIPS :

EVERY CAT OWNER SHOULD READ THIS ! “THIS IS IMPORTANT”

 

Hi cat owners! I’m a cat owner too and that I write this text due to the mistakes I did to my cat, and that I didn’t even know because I didn’t attempt to know what cat eat so I scripting this article for 10 Foods You Shouldn’t Give to Your Cat To Avoid what I did.

Whether babies or adults, cats need a diet that meets their nutritional needs. There are, however, some foods that are real poisons for felines and, therefore, we should always avoid giving them. So, when feeding our kittens we've to pay extra attention. So I gathered the ten foods that you simply shouldn't give your cat as they will be bad for your health. we've to resist those big eyes and say no to certain goodies for his or her sake!

1-COFFEE: 

 Giving your cat large amounts can be fatal. I do know that cats don’t usually drink coffee, but they'll want to undertake it over and over then they’ll need to say no. can even cause your cat to accelerate breathing, palpitations, and muscle tremors. Know that caffeine isn't only present in coffee and tea, but also cocoa, chocolate, coca-cola and energy drinks.

2-MILK :

I think we’ve all given a touch cat a glass of milk. However, I even have come to understand that we've to rethink this attitude. cats should indeed drink milk until they're 45 days old. then , lactase, the enzyme that digests lactose in milk, becomes inactive. Therefore, cats ingesting milk may experience diarrhea and vomiting because their gastrointestinal system doesn't process dairy products, like yogurt and cheese. Milk, being rich in calcium, also contributes to the formation of kidney stones. 

3-DOG FOOD : 

 Sometimes we make the error of thinking that petfood is analogous thereto of cats. it's a mistake! Despite having similar ingredients, the dog’s diet isn't so directed to the requirements that cats have. Cats’ feeds contain vitamins, specific proteins necessary for the health of those animals and that they can become malnourished if they feed only on pet food.

4- FATS AND BONES :

 
Are you one among those people that let your cat lick the plate at the top of the meal? it'd not be an honest idea. Often, the remains that we leave within the dishes are fats or bones, which may cause intestinal problems in cats, like vomiting and diarrhea. Cats, like dogs, can choke from eating bones, and worse, they will force an entry piece and cause an obstruction within the gastrointestinal system.