Elite Luxe Cattery

Veterinarians suggest that you feed your cat either with dry food and natural. Why? Because dry food is digested quickly, and meat is digested for a long time. Different speed of digestion adversely affects the work of the stomach. So remove dry food at least half an hour before feeding natural meat. If you follow this simple rule, the food of a cat may be combined.

Water – the cat should always have fresh water in a big bowl, change the water every day. The cat won’t drink old water. Meat – Beef not fresh but well-frosted. Give it to kittens cranked through a meat grinder or cut into small pieces. Starting from 6 months old – cut the meat into long strips so that the cat can chew ( and develop the muscles of the jaws). Beef heart can be given after 3 months also frozen, preferably pre-scalded with boiling water. Chicken, Turkey – boiled breast, finely chopped. Quail eggs are very useful for your baby cat. You can give them instead of chicken eggs, you can mix them fresh with little amount of cottage cheese. Quail eggs are very nutritious product and very useful for a growing body. Fish is not the best product for cats, you can give it 2-3 times per month. pre-clearing from the bones. Low-fat varieties boiled without salt, boiled peeled shrimps – not more than 1 time per week. Vegetables – boiled carrots, zucchini, pumpkin, cauliflower- add meat, alternating with cereals. For better absorption of the vegetables add ½ teaspoon of olive oil. Dairy products – organic yogurt “ACTIVIA”, without additives, fermented baked milk, yogurt – investigate what your cat like the most.

Do not give the cat bones. They may break down and get stuck in her throat or pierce the stomach wall or bowel. Don’t feed your cat constantly with fish! This adversely affects the urinary system and promotes the formation of stones. You can give fish couple times per month, boiled, boneless, low fat varieties. Don’t give milk to your cat. The cat does not need it, and milk can cause intestinal upset. (don’t be confused with fermented milk products, such as, for example, cheese). Don’t feed your cat from the table. Of course, it won’t die from a single piece of sausage, but the frequent practice of food from the table can cause the cat will waive its usual food. And systematic feeding cats with human food residues can lead to serious digestive problems (obesity, diarrhea, bad breath as a result).