The best feeding system for Siamese cats

 The correct feeding regimen for Siamese cats 

Siamese cats prefer to eat wet or dry cat food, but when thinking about providing a correct diet suitable for Siamese cats, it should consist of a high amount of protein in addition to a set of different minerals, and Siamese cats usually need to adhere to a certain diet to maintain their weight so as not to gain excess weight, and some signs may appear that indicate the need to modify their diet, and many types of foods can be offered to the Siamese cat, namely:

 Dry food

Childhood stage

Dry food can be offered to small cats, it contains a good amount of fat and protein in addition to vitamins and calcium that the cat needs to grow healthy, and there are several types available in the markets, but you must choose the high-quality ones.

 Adulthood 

Dry food should be served, which consists of 25% protein, and 40% fat, and should also contain vitamins, and fiber, in addition to omega-3.

This stage 

Is different as there are not many requirements for the diet, because cats at this stage have less physical activity. 

Wet food

Wet food is available in the markets in several types, but you should choose the type that contains between 25-35% of protein, and the percentage of carbohydrates should range between 5-10%, as well as it should include vitamins, calcium, iron, potassium, and magnesium.

Wet food is usually sold in airtight metal containers, and usually after opening it should be kept in the refrigerator half-open, and not left outside, and it should be noted that wet food should be offered to cats in moderate quantities because its constant use leads to the appearance of an unpleasant odor of the cat's mouth.

Fresh food 

Fresh foods available at home can be offered to Siamese cats such as cooked meat, turkey, salmon, or chicken, and it is necessary to mention the importance of cooking these meats either by boiling, or grilling before serving them to cats and not serving them raw, and fish bones should be disposed of before serving it to the cat.

It is worth noting the importance of diversification in the food provided to Siamese cats, as they should be offered dry food, and wet food, in addition to fresh food.

 Water and barley 

Clean and fresh water must be provided to Siamese cats constantly; they are essential for feeding Siamese cats correctly and maintaining their health, and barley must also be provided to Siamese cats, as it helps them get rid of the hair that they swallow while licking themselves, which forms inside their stomach in the form of balls of hair.

 Siamese cats need to eat a balanced, varied, and nutrient-rich diet, and the doctor can prescribe some nutritional supplements to cover any deficiency that he may notice in the Siamese cat so that he keeps the cat active and happy.