Adult cats eat about four and a half kilograms of cat food a month, and about 75g of food a day, given in two portions. When you are pregnant, sick or exercising a lot, you will increase the amount appropriately. In addition, each cat's food intake is different, so the feeding amount will also be different. The poop scraper can judge whether the cat is full by touching its abdomen and adjust the feeding amount appropriately.

Methods to determine if an adult cat is full:

1. The cat’s belly is full, which means the diet is just right and no additional food is needed.

2. The cat’s belly is a little flat, which means he is not full yet. You can add more food as needed.

3. The cat’s abdomen is severely bulging, which means that the cat has eaten too much and should feed less food.