Every day, your adult cat needs to be fed one large meal or two to three smaller meals.  On the other hand, kittens from 6 to 12 weeks need to eat at least four times a day.

It is essential to choose a good quality, brand name cat food product. If you are using canned cat food, make it a point to throw away any leftover food after 30 minutes. But if you are giving dry food, you can keep it available whenever you pet likes to eat. Your pet should also have access to fresh, clean water at all times.

Contrary to popular notion, cats should not be given milk since they are not able to easily digest cow’s milk. Giving milk can result in digestive upsets in both kittens and cats.

When offering treats to your feline friend, don’t be too generous, since these are viable sources of additional calories. Most commercial treats are rich in fat and sugar. In lieu of packaged treats, some cats like corn, broccoli, and fresh fruits.

Know more about your cat's nutritional needs by visiting your Poulsbo veterinarian. Check out this link.