Feeding Amount: As a snack, cat treats in tubes cannot replace the staple food. Generally, 1-2 tubes can be fed per day. Excessive feeding may lead to picky eating or obesity in cats.
Feeding Frequency: They can be fed according to the performance and needs of the cat. For example, they can be given when the cat completes an instruction, behaves well, or needs to be soothed. However, do not feed too frequently to avoid the cat becoming overly dependent on the cat treats in tubes.
Special Periods: During the cat's illness, pregnancy, or lactation period, the feeding of cat treats in tubes should be adjusted according to the veterinarian's advice. For example, a sick cat may need special dietary care, and at this time, feeding cat treats in tubes should be avoided or specific nutritional cat treats in tubes should be selected.
Observe Reactions: After feeding cat treats in tubes, observe the cat's reactions, such as whether there are symptoms of vomiting, diarrhea, allergies, etc. If discomfort occurs, stop feeding immediately and consult a veterinarian.
