Cats can eat bovine lactoferrin. Bovine lactoferrin is a glycoprotein that can enhance cats’ immunity and resistance. It is extracted from breast milk and is an important source of resistance in breast milk. This protein can also bind to iron. , is conducive to the growth of probiotics, forms a protective film with the body, and prevents pathogenic microorganisms from entering the body. Kittens, frail adult cats, and senior cats over seven years old are more suitable for long-term use. If the cat is adult and very healthy, it does not need to be consumed.

Precautions for cats eating bovine lactoferrin:

1. Cats cannot eat bovine lactoferrin for a long time. Cats eating lactoferrin for a long time will cause indigestion and diarrhea symptoms. . Generally, feeding is enough once every three days, one third at a time.

2. Kittens with poor health and poor nutrition, cats suffering from caliciform herpes disease, and cats suffering from stomatitis are suitable for taking lactoferrin.

3. If your cat develops vomiting or diarrhea after eating lactoferrin, please stop eating it immediately.

4. Cats do not need to take one pill of lactoferrin at a time. They should take one pill every three days, one third at a time. If you pour it into cat food, it will easily get inhaled into your nose and cause choking. You can mash it into a paste. Bovine lactoferrin has the effects of promoting iron absorption, antibacterial, antiviral and immune regulation.