The most effective way for cats to gain weight is to feed them easily digestible food.

1. Cats’ food intake is generally determined based on their physical constitution. Some cats are naturally thin and will not gain weight if fed normally. However, some cats are more likely to gain weight and become too fat. It is not a good thing for cats and will seriously affect their health. Therefore, poop scrapers must control their weight. ​​​​​​

2. The fatness and thinness of cats are determined in the genetic process of their parents. If both parents are fat, the kittens born will be similar to their parents, but not vice versa, especially for some breeds that are more rounded in nature. Cats, such as British Shorthair, American Shorthair, etc., can gain weight relatively. 3. Cats like to eat snacks but not cat food, and their nutritional intake is not comprehensive, so they can do it step by step. Mix your cat's favorite snacks into the cat food, and then gradually reduce the amount of snacks. Let the cat eat more cat food, choose canned staple food and freeze-dried staple food to give the cat extra meals. If you have time, cook some chicken breast for the cat to eat.