Feline plague can eat cat food, but it must be eaten after the cat enters the recovery period. In the early stages of feline plague, cats will vomit and have diarrhea. The cat’s gastrointestinal tract is very fragile. At this time, the cat also has no appetite. If he eats while vomiting, it will increase the digestive burden on the already scarred gastrointestinal tract and cause body fluids. Loss occurs more quickly, making the condition more severe.

Precautions for eating cat food during cat plague

1. When the cat no longer vomits, it can eat and drink normally. You can try to feed some appropriate Foods with little gastrointestinal irritation, good palatability, and can promote the recovery of gastrointestinal function.

2. When the cat resumes eating, do not feed the cat too much at one time. Increase the amount step by step and observe the cat’s defecation status. If your cat's poop is soft, you need to add a little probiotics to the food. If the stool is unformed or has a strong fishy smell, the cat needs to stop eating immediately and continue treatment.