Feeding A Savannah Cat
What Do Savannah Cats Eat?
Feeding A Savannah Cat.
At Kittens For Home we wean our kittens onto a raw, ground chicken diet, supplemented with vitamins and minerals. Once our kittens are eating their raw chicken well, Wellness wet food, Chicken formula, is mixed into the raw at an increasing rate, until the kittens are exclusively eating the Wellness wet food. At all times, our kittens have access to Royal Canin Kitten formula dry food, not Royal Canin BabyCat formula. A Savannah cat eating primarily wet food tends to drink very little. Because the moisture content in wet food is so high, not much water is required.
Feeding A Savannah Cat Nine to Eleven Weeks Old
At nine to eleven weeks of age, when our kittens are ready to leave Savannah Cat Breed, the diet for Feeding A Savannah Cat is Wellness wet food, Chicken formula, twice daily. Most have begun to nibble on the dry food, although they may not be eating sufficient dry food to sustain themselves.
Feeding A Savannah Cat At Home With You
Once home with you, we recommend continuing Feeding A Savannah Cat diet Wellness Wet food feedings twice daily for several weeks. If you plan to change to a different brand of high-quality wet food, do it gradually, mixing it in with Wellness at an increasing rate.
As Your Kitten Grows
As your kitten grows, increase the amount of food offered at each meal. When first arriving home, kittens will generally eat a quarter of a can per feeding. If they lick their platter clean within a couple of minutes, you can offer them more. If they don’t eat everything you gave them, offer a little less at the next feeding.
Other Things to Know About Feeding A Savannah Cat
Each kitten converts to dry food at a different rate. Some leave Savannah Cat Breed eating a considerable amount of dry food, soon choosing to eat strictly dry. Others will take months to convert to dry food, thinking it’s the end of the world if they don’t get their spoonful of wet food each morning.
If your Savannah kitten does not seem to be very interested in dry food, we recommend mixing the dry into their wet food at an increasing rate to force conversion to the dry food. Long term, we recommend their diet consist mainly of dry food as its nutritional and calorie content is much higher than wet food which is 90% water.
Some people ask about feeding a raw diet to their hybrid cat. This is certainly your choice. Be advised, however, a raw diet requires a great deal more effort, plus added dietary supplements. Raw food diets for pets are available in the marketplace. Some individuals choose to make the diet themselves. Making a balanced ratio that meets the calcium-phosphorus ratio necessary for a feline diet requires knowledge most people lack. So we recommend that if you choose to feed raw food, you do it in combination with high-quality dry food. When feeding in this manner, it is important the raw food be fed in limited amounts so your cat is not omitting the dry food.
Feeding A Savannah Cat
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