The first thing to do when owning a cat is to feed it scientifically. It is recommended to feed common pet foods such as cat food and canned cat food. Do not feed human food, especially food with a high carbohydrate or salt content, as this may increase the burden on the cat’s digestive tract or kidneys, and in severe cases may lead to certain diseases secondary to the cat. It is also necessary to adopt the principle of feeding smaller and more frequent meals and to regularly clean the cat’s food bowl, water bowl, litter tray and other tools. The resistance of cats in their early years is generally low, so it is recommended to keep cats warm during this period and to disinfect the environment, especially for pet owners who often go out. Finally, preventive health care such as immunisation and deworming needs to be done, which is also of paramount importance to ensure the healthy growth of cats.
