Siamese cats are just born, if they are not raised properly, they are prone to problems and even die prematurely. So how should Siamese kittens be raised?

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Kittens between 2 and 5 months old are growing. A kitten whose body is growing rapidly, more calories are necessary. Cats 3-4 months after birth need 130 to 250 calories per kilogram of body weight, 100 calories after six months, and 80 calories for adult cats. In terms of nutrients, cats are basically carnivores, so they need more animal protein. In addition, insufficient calcium intake can lead to incomplete growth of bones, teeth, and claws; insufficient taurine can cause blindness or heart muscle disease; and insufficient vitamin A can also cause visual impairment or deterioration of skin conditions. These nutrients can Consider giving some more. Calcium needs of kittens during development are 40% higher than that of adult cats.

Because the development of kittens requires these various nutrients, if only cat meat is fed, there will be malnutrition, but if the cat is given too much vitamins, it will cause symptoms of poisoning. In the past, many cats used leftovers for cats to eat, but at that time cats could go outside to catch some small supplements for some nutritional deficiencies.

Nowadays cats are kept indoors, so cat owners should pay special attention to nutrition. If they do not have correct nutrition knowledge, it is best not to make food for cats. Feeding cats factory-made cat food is a better way to keep cats healthy. It is recommended that cat owners should follow the cat's life cycle (juvenile, adult,