What Should Indian Cats Eat?
Cat food should be complete and balance, and it should be made for specific age and medical requirements of your cat. Give your cat the right food, and feed kittens with kitten food, whereas, the healthy adult cat food should be fed to adult cats.
Wet Food vs Dry Food
Wet food has more moisture and helps in maintaining proper urinary health of cats and keeping hydrated. However, while feeding dry kibble, it is advisable not to depend solely on dry food as it causes dehydration if your cat does not drink much water.
Best Feeding Routine
Usually, kitten needs around 3 to 4 meals daily. For adult cats, the ideal feeding routine is to give them 2 meals daily.
Safe Fresh Foods in Small Amounts
The plain cooked chicken, boiled egg, occasional boneless cooked fish, and small amount of plain pumpkin may be considered safe for some cats. This food is not meant to be fed to your cat daily or as their main diet; rather it may be given as a treat and topper, if a veterinary nutritionist has formulated a complete recipe.
Foods That You Should Not Feed
Avoid milk and cream, onion, garlic, and spicy curries, chocolate and caffeine, grapes and raisins, cooked bones, raw dough and alcohol, dog food as regular meal.
Water is Essential
Some cats are naturally inclined to drink less water. Place different water bowls, pet fountain, and wet food in order to increase the water intake. Always clean water bowls on a daily basis.
How Much Should You Feed Your Cat?
The food quantity depends upon factors like age, weight, activity, sterilization, and type of food being fed. First of all, follow pack guide. Then, adjust according to your cat’s body condition with the help of a vet.
The best food for an Indian cat is one that is complete, high in protein, appropriate age, affordable, and acceptable by the cat without digestive issues.
No matter whether your cat is Indian Billi, Persian, Siamese, or a rescued kitten, the best name is one that is special to you.
