Canned Cat Food

I have two cats. It is one year, the other seems to be two.

I wondered how much food for cats, they must obtain one day. (It is canned cat food)

Wow - advice so badly!

Firstly, if you went by what the manufacturers recommend about cats cat food your cat would be clinically obese. Even the best foods list the amount to feed nearly twice what it should be.

Second, unlike all the "experts" comments, canned food is much healthier for your cat wet food and does not lead to any problems the "experts" say it does.

Thirdly, here is a site that tells the truth about why cats need canned food - http://www.littlebigcat.com/index.php?ac ...

Fourth, dry food does not clean teeth http://www.littlebigcat.com/index.php?ac ...

've Got four cats and I feed the smaller boxes of food so there is never any waste. If I use bigger boxes that I find myself either putting too much on their plates or stick the rest in the refrigerator where I can not remember to take it back again - if it goes in the trash. My four cats split a small can twice a day and I also feed them dry food, Innova Evo, which is 50% protein and contains no grain. With your two cats you could feed them once a day and we can divide small. If that's all you feed them so I give them each half a can twice a day.

It goes calories, visit the Web site last I posted it is about 25-35 calories per pound of cat. According to their current weight. Bottom line its best to feed quality foods so that calories do loads of good and not or cereals and cats need protein side I have a website there are links in the middle Page gives carbs protein calories is a great site to book mark GOOD LUCK http://www.geocities.com/jmpeerson/index ...

On the box are proposed amounts. Since the wet food can not be left out more than two hours, I would experience. If you are breastfeeding three times a day, he went to, and if they eat everything in one hour and eat normally the next time you have your answer. If it gobbles immediately but seem satisfied until next feeding, which is also an answer. But if the results next feeding them, swallow it, which usually results upchucking, then your previous game was too small.

Most cats self-regulation of the amount they eat. Cats are often bold, because they are fed high-calorie treats, or even people's food.

My cats are on a diet while canned food (no dry ground whatsoever) and they each receive about a 5.5 oz can one day. This amount keeps a healthy weight, without gaining or losing. An 8 lb, one is 9 kg and is 10 pounds, 5.5 ounces a day and works well for them all.

If you eat all canned, you do not even need to worry about cooling since you can use all this by the end of the day - just put a lid on between meals.

It works well for me since I have 3 cats - I just open the can per meal and give each cat third. After three meals, they may have had for the day.

Depending on the size of the cat, he eats about a can or a box and a half day (assuming it's 6 one ounce can). But this is just a guideline that some will eat less, and some others. Take your cues from them - if what you put on the plate is just too many. If you swallow air and always hungry, it does not (within reason of course). Some cats seem to have.