The owner can try to hold the kitten in his arms while the kitten is protecting food, and then put the food in the palm of his hand, and let the kitten eat from your palm. And when the kitten is eating, the owner can stay aside and gently stroke its back or other places that make it feel comfortable. Changing this habit must start when the cat is young. A cat's food guarding is a sign that the cat is not at ease with the surrounding environment and does not trust people. To correct this behavior of the cat, the owner must establish trust with the cat and let it know that the owner will not snatch its food.

You can call the cat when it is eating. After getting its response, stay with it and gently stroke its back. If the cat makes a warning sound, wait until it calms down. Stroke it a few more times and it won't resist anymore. After doing this for a few days, when the cat is eating, pick up the cat food that falls out and slowly put it into its bowl one by one. It will know that the owner will not compete with it for food, but will also If you add more food to it, it will no longer protect its food in the future.

Precautions for feeding cats:
1. Feed cats at regular times and at fixed times. Irregular feeding habits will lead to health problems in cats.
2. Use a fixed dinner plate for the cat. If you change it frequently, the cat will be very sensitive and may refuse to eat.
3. Owners should clean and disinfect cats’ dinner plates regularly. Dirty dishes can easily cause cats to get sick.