Methods to supplement trace elements for cats:

1. Supplement from diet. To supplement trace elements in the diet, pay attention to feeding cats some nutritionally balanced cat food, paired with some lean meat, chicken, seafood, liver and other foods rich in trace elements.

2. Nutritional supplements. If a cat is not supplemented with trace elements for a long time, it may develop pica. The cat can be fed trace elements such as Mineral Weiq.

3. Strengthen exercise. Take your cat out for walks and exercise more often to help the cat exercise and promote gastrointestinal digestion and absorption to prevent gastrointestinal indigestion.

4. Maintain environmental hygiene. It takes a certain amount of time for cats to absorb micronutrients. The environment at home must also be cleaned to prevent cats from coming into contact with dirt, feces, garbage and other unclean things.

5. You can supplement pet-specific trace element tablets. If cats are severely deficient in trace elements, they may eat dirt, sand, and wall coverings. In addition to paying attention to dietary supplements, you should also feed some additional trace elements to help supplement the nutrients needed by the body, maintain normal physiological functions, and reduce the trouble of strange food.

Symptoms of cats lacking trace elements:

1. Loss of appetite. Cats have a loss of appetite and become thinner day by day, forming a vicious cycle.

2. They don’t grow up and don’t like to move. In the long run, cats that are clearly growing will develop slowly, remain stagnant, and even become thinner, and their mental state is no longer as lively as usual.

3. Crazy hair loss. Even during the shedding season, cats shed hair like crazy.

4. Some places are white. The cat's nose, flesh pads, and gums appear white.

5. Pica appears. If your cat likes to eat some inedible things besides edible things.