Kittens with hairy cheeks should eat high-protein food. You can choose cat food with a protein content of more than 30%, and give the cat an egg every 2-3 days. You can feed some chicken breast, beef, raw bone meat, freeze-dried meat, etc. to help it grow gills, but it needs to be dewormed every month.

Some cats are more likely to develop cheeks after neutering. Male cats are generally more likely to develop cheeks than female cats. Cats should eat beef 3-4 times a week, depending on the owner's conditions, or they can eat beef every day. It is recommended to feed beef after it is cooked. If you want to feed raw meat, the raw beef must be refrigerated for 72 hours before feeding it to the cat, and remember to deworm it regularly.