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Cats are fussy eaters so it can be hard to provide them with the right meals and satisfaction. Here are some
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When washing up your cats bowls and/or any utensils that will be in contact the the cats food, use
a safe washing up liquid like fairy or persil. Never use disinfectant as this can contain chemicals not suitable for cats. You can buy special pet disinfectant from most pet shops.
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You can buy Automatic cat feeders from pet shops. They are very useful if you are going away on a
short break. They keep food in sealed compartments that open at a pre-set time.
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Set a regular time for your cat to eat at. A quiet spot in the kitchen provides the best
environment. Put a mat underneath the bowl to keep the floor clean. Provide fresh food every day and fresh water twice a day to keep your cat healthy.
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Food Amount Guide
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Life Stage
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Type of food
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Amount
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Meals
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2-4 months
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canned kitten food
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300 - 500g
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3-4
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4-5
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canned kitten food
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500 - 700g
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3-4
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5-6
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canned kitten food
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700 - 800g
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2-3
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6-12
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canned kitten food
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700 - 800g
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1-2
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Adult hood
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canned food
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400 - 800g
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1-2
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semi-moist food
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60 - 120g
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1-2
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dry snack food
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Occasionally
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Late Pregnancy
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canned food
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A third more than usual
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2-4
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Old age
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canned food
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Less food for inactive cat
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1-2
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