Cat diet: How to tell if it’s full or hungry?

We have a cat at home. Who doesn’t know how clever this cat is? However, one question that confused me was whether he was full or not. I take care of this little guy every day, and I can’t afford to mistreat him! However, if you keep feeding the cat, it becomes too fat and may suffer from indigestion. So today I’m going to talk to you about how interesting it is to judge how much cats eat.

Looking at cat waste will give us a clue. If your cat’s poop is soft or firm, it means she’s full. Just like people, their fecal matter is normal when they’re full. If the waste is too soft or like small rocks, then you need to be aware that the cat may not have eaten enough. At this time, it should increase its food intake to avoid starving it.

Cats are also interesting when it comes to eating. When it is about to finish eating, it usually turns and walks away, looking smart and comfortable, like a chivalrous warrior, which indicates that it has eaten. However, if it continues to hover around the bowl, it is still hungry. When you think about it, people don’t usually leave their food when they’re hungry, and cats react the same way.

You can tell if a cat is full by touching its stomach. If the stomach is gently bulging rather than bulging, it is full, but if it is bulging like it is about to explode, it may be indigestion. In this case, you need to supplement it with some probiotics to help it digest.

Don’t be surprised if your cat likes to hide food, it means he’s overfed. If he was still hungry, how could he have bothered to hide his food? It’s like when we were kids and we hid our snacks, and we only did it when we were full.

Cats are like children. When they are full, they are happy to either play or find a place to sleep comfortably. However, if not satisfied, it may linger around you and look like it’s telling you “I’m still hungry.”

We need to be careful not to starve the cat, but not to overfeed it either. If he eats too much, his stomach can’t handle it. Therefore, to ration feeding, let it eat a seventy or eight full. In addition, choose nutrient-rich, digestible food, such as high quality cat food, so as to ensure its health.