Kittens cannot eat oranges, because oranges have a pungent smell and kittens do not like them. Moreover, a series of acidic fruits such as tangerines, oranges, and grapefruits are not suitable for kittens to eat. If they are eaten for a long time, they will get sick. It can cause cell necrosis, vomiting, and even death in kittens.

Kitten diet precautions:

1. Eat small meals often: Kittens need to consume a lot of nutrients when they are growing, so they need daily Feed 4-5 times, but the portion size in one meal should not be too large, otherwise it will not be able to digest it all. It is recommended that the cat should be fed regularly and quantitatively, so that the cat can eat small meals frequently, which is better for the gastrointestinal tract.

2. Do not feed snacks: Try not to feed snacks to kittens. Most cat snacks are not as rich in nutrients as staple food, and feeding them too much may lead to picky eating. Cats should avoid eating human snacks as the high content of oil and salt may cause gastrointestinal discomfort in cats.

3. Supervise the cat to drink water: When the cat is still young, the poop scooper should urge it to drink more water so that it can develop a good habit of drinking water. If it really doesn’t like to drink water, you can add some water to the staple food and mix and feed it. This can also replenish water and help prevent urinary problems such as urinary stones.

4. Keep probiotics and antiemetics on hand: The intestines of kittens are much more fragile than those of adult cats, so the cat owner can feed them some probiotics to help with digestion. If your cat still has poor gastrointestinal conditions and often vomits after it reaches adulthood, it is recommended to give it some Pointe antiemetic medicine, which can relieve vomiting, diarrhea and gastrointestinal problems.