Most people know that Persian cats are nobles, so their every move is extravagant. For example, they are not as active as some cats, but prefer to stay quietly at home and watch their owners; their meows are always so soft and beautiful, and the occasional coquettish cry melts the hearts of their owners They don't "fly" beside you when they walk, and they seem to maintain a graceful demeanor at all times.

Everyone is advocating the healthy, scientific and reasonable feeding methods of Persian cats, but there are very few owners who can really do it. Helping Persian cats to develop good eating habits will not only keep them healthy, but also save their owners a lot of trouble. For example, the Persian cat gets various diseases because of food problems, the owner will lose money, and the Persian cat has to bear it. Pain caused by disease.

If you buy a Persian cat, here are six things to keep in mind when feeding them:

1. Do not change the Persian cat's bowl easily

Cat food trays should be used permanently and should not be replaced at will. Cats are very sensitive to changing food trays and sometimes refuse to eat because the bowls are changed. Keep the bowl clean, place newspaper or plastic paper under the food tray to prevent noise when the food tray slides and also easy to clean. Throw away or put away any leftover food every time your cat finishes eating, don't mix it with fresh food, and continue feeding the next time.

2. Feeding should be fixed regularly

Once formed, the biological clock of the Persian cat is relatively fixed and should not be changed arbitrarily. The place to put cat food should be fixed. Cats do not like to eat in noisy places and in bright light. If guests are visiting, please do not allow guests to look at your cat while the cat is eating. The presence of strangers can greatly reduce a cat's appetite.

3. Let the Persian cat eat the food in the food bowl

Cats have a bad habit of picking up food with their claws or taking food out of a bowl. Once this phenomenon is detected, it must be adjusted immediately to correct it.

4. Persian cats like warm food the most

Cats love warm food. Cold food will not only affect the cat's appetite, but also easily cause digestive disorders. Under normal circumstances, the temperature of the food should be between 30 and 40 degrees. After taking it out of the refrigerator, it should be heated before feeding. Cats sometimes eat grass to help digestion.

5. Ensure adequate drinking water

Although cats don't drink much water, they must have plenty of clean drinking water. Persian cats must drink clean water and change the water every day. The drinking bowl can be placed on the side of the food tray, allowing the Persian cat to drink freely when thirsty.

6. Always pay attention to the appetite of the Persian cat

There are many reasons that can affect the appetite of a Persian cat, but there are three main ones: feed, environment, and disease. If the cat's food is single, stale, or has an unappetizing smell, concentration, or taste, the cat will refuse to eat it. If the formula of the cat food is more particular and the palatability is better, the cat can always maintain a strong appetite. Also, the taste of the food should not be too chatty or too salty. Cats like to eat sweet or fishy food. Additionally, bright light, loud noises, and the presence of strangers or other animals can affect a cat's appetite. If these two factors improve and the cat's appetite still does not improve, it may be that the cat is sick, and you should consult a veterinarian in time.

Getting a Persian cat to develop good eating habits is not something that can be accomplished in a day or two. In this process, the owner can easily encounter the problem of the Persian cat not cooperating. Under such circumstances, the owner must not be soft-hearted, insisting that cats do what you want is truly responsible for their lives.