The pet food item labeling on the package or cat should provide you with generally accepted guidelines on the amount of food to offer to your cat. Guidelines like these draw from average healthy pet cats.
But since no cat is ever really average, and of course your pet cat is her own cat, she may need less or more than what is indicated in the label guidelines. These guidelines, however, are an ideal starting point so ideally, you stay close to the recommendations unless otherwise, your vet says so.
Offering Kitty Treats To Your Cat
Most pet cats will like kitty treats, so there actually is no real reason why a healthy pet cat must not be offered any treats. But ideally, treats are given sparingly. Offer one treat, or perhaps only a few each time.
Kitty treats must not comprise over five percent of your pet cat’s everyday food consumption. For her wellbeing and good health, ensure that the kitty treats you give her are healthy and not the “junk food” kind.
If you have concerns about your pet’s appetite and/or eating habits, contact your animal hospital East Dallas, TX.
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