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What not to Feed Baby food/Too much milk: Frequent and loose/watery fecesRaw eggs: Causes hair fall and damages the coatOnion and garlic: Damages RBC & causes anaemiaFish/Chicken bones: Damages the teeth and might cause tears in the digestive systemChocolate: Affects the heart and the nervous system. Don't give your cat uncooked meat or human food. It’s bound to be too rich. Why can’t I Feed her what I Eat or Cook? Cats require unusually high levels of protein as well as other unique nutrients in their dietsCats are obligate carnivores and have evolved to depend on meat. They depend on meat for the majority of their protein and special nutrients like taurineHome-prepared diets frequently provide inadequate nutrition for cats Does my Cat need Milk? Contrary to popular wisdom, cats do not need milk with their food. However, make sure to provide plenty of water. As the age of the cat advances, their ability to digest milk reduces, and cow milk can cause loose stools and digestive disturbances. How much Whiskas (Dry Food) for your Cat? Cat’s weight (1-2 kg): 20-35 g/dayCat’s weight (2-3 kg): 35-45 g/dayCat’s weight (3-4 kg): 45-55 g/dayCat’s weight (4-5 kg): 55-65 g/day Feeding Guidelines Whiskas is a complete and balanced meal by itselfJust give your pet clean drinking water with every mealPlease serve on a daily basis, as per the cat’s body weightServe dry and wet food in different bowlsRecommended to feed twice a dayIn case your pet does not enjoy Whiskas cat food, continue with the mixture of Whiskas cat food and current food for a few more days Conversion process Switching your pet to Whiskas from home cooked food requires you to blend portions of Whiskas into the home cooked food. Storage information • When you buy Whiskas cat food, make sure it is in properly sealed condition • Whiskas dry food must be stored at room temperature in an air-tight container, away from sunlight