Cats have a sense of taste. Their taste ability is basically the same as that of humans, but cats are very weak in their sensitivity to sweet taste. The most noticeable taste to cats is sour, followed by bitter, spicy, and finally sweet. Cats have a genetic defect that causes them to be born without a sense of sweet taste. Cats’ metabolism is much worse than that of humans, so even if cats can taste many flavors, don’t give them anything with strong taste.

Notes on cats’ daily diet:

1. Eat less snacks. Some scavengers dote on cats and give them whatever they want. In fact, this is not good and is detrimental to the cat’s health. Cats will become picky if they eat snacks for a long time. Foods such as canned food and freeze-dried snacks can be fed to cats occasionally to supplement nutrients, but they cannot be eaten regularly or used as a staple food.

2. Leftovers on the table cannot be used as staple food for cats. These cannot provide the nutrients cats need. Do not let cats eat the waste on the table, let alone eat it on the table. of waste to feed cats.

3. Cats are carnivores. They need a lot of protein to maintain their body growth. If the cat owner often only feeds the cat some vegetarian food, then the cat is likely to suffer from a lack of body fat. The required protein makes them unable to maintain physical health, resulting in some slow growth and development and lack of luster of hair.