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Feeding and food exchange

Provide daily feeding guidance for pets, including food choices, feeding suggestions, food changing methods and long-term feeding precautions for pets of different ages, to help pet owners establish scientific feeding methods.

Do I need to change food to feed Pet Cube cat food for the first time?

It is recommended to make a transition to food exchange. When changing the pet's staple food for the first time, you can use a gradual replacement method for about 7 days to gradually increase the proportion of new food and help pets adapt to the new diet.

If the pet's intestines and intestines are sensitive, or soft stools are prone to developing when changing food in the past, you can appropriately extend the food changing time and observe appetite, bowel movements and mental state.

Can pet cube staple food be fed with snacks and nutritional supplements?

It can be matched according to the actual needs of pets. Main grains should be used as a daily source of nutrition, and snacks and nutritional supplements are recommended to control the intake to avoid affecting the overall nutritional balance.

If pets have special nutritional needs, it is recommended to consult a professional veterinarian and choose an appropriate combination.

How much should pet cube cat food be fed every day?

For daily feeding, refer to the recommended feeding table on the product packaging, and adjust it based on the pet's weight, age, activity level, sterilization status and physical condition.

During the actual feeding process, appropriate adjustments should be made according to the changes in the pet's posture to maintain a reasonable weight and health status.

What should I do if I have soft stools or changes in appetite after changing food?

Slight and transient changes in bowel movements or appetite during food changing may be related to the speed of food changing, feeding amount, and individual adaptation of the pet.

You can appropriately slow down the food changing speed and observe the status of your pet. If you develop persistent diarrhea, frequent vomiting, hematochezia, mental abnormality or significant loss of appetite, consult a veterinarian promptly.

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