Kittens cannot eat stewed fish. Although cats, like people, need salt, their requirements are very low. The smell of fish stew is too strong and the salt content is too high. The cat's gastrointestinal tract is relatively fragile, especially kittens. Eating food with too much salt content may cause metabolic disorders and food poisoning. Moreover, cats do not have sweat glands on their skin, so the salt in the body must be excreted through the kidneys. If they eat too much salt, it will increase the load on the kidneys and lead to renal failure, which will have an impact on the health of the cat.

Dietary precautions for feeding kittens:

1. Do not give milk to kittens. The lactose content in milk is relatively high, and many cats are lactose intolerant. Lactose intolerance means that cats lack the lactase enzyme that degrades lactose. If a kitten is fed cow's milk, the kitten may suffer from diarrhea, loose stools and other digestive system symptoms due to ingesting large amounts of lactose.

2. Cats are carnivores, but you must not only feed them meat. Kittens are growing and need nutrition, otherwise they will become malnourished.

3. Kittens’ intestines and stomach are very fragile. Do not feed them frozen food. Eating too much frozen food is not good for the kitten’s intestines and stomach, and it can also easily cause various degrees of harm to the body. As a host, you must prohibit freezing food.