Why do cats have gills, and why do cats have gills?

6 to 8 months.

Gills generally stop in adulthood, the specific time depends on the growth characteristics of the cat, because at this time the cat's body is developing rapidly, timely supplementation of nutrition, cat gills will be relatively rapid, if the owner wants to let the cat gill, then you need to work the diet.

Choose high-quality cat food with high protein content for cats, occasionally feed nutritional paste to supplement nutrition, let cats rest more, exercise more, you can feed cats some red meat, the so-called red meat refers to beef, venison and other meats, you can feed steamed or cooked red meat 2 to 3 times a week for cats to eat, feeding for a period of time can achieve the effect of gills.

The cat's gills refer to the cheeks on both sides of the cat's face. Many owners want cats to be able to gills, so that they look more cute, so if you want to make cats gills, you must first understand the breed of cats and pay attention to the acquired breeding, and the following will share some measures to help gills.

1. Choose cat food.

When the owner feeds the cat, the choice of cat food is very important. Because cat food is a staple food that cats often eat. The owner should prepare some nutritionally balanced cat food for it to feed, and can also feed it some nutritious complementary food.

2. Make nutritious meals.

Not only to feed the cat cat food, but also to help the cat strengthen nutrition by feeding the cat some meat, you can make some nutritious meals for the cat, eat some high-protein meat such as: beef, chicken, fish and other meat, and appropriately mix the gillard powder such as round meow into the food to promote the absorption of nutrients.

3. Reasonable sleep.

After giving the cat a good meal and drink, the owner should let the cat have a good rest, you can arrange a comfortable, warm, ventilated, breathable and quiet place for the cat to rest, so that the life is comfortable, and the cat can better gills.

Cat gills need to have natural factors, as well as pay attention to daily feeding problems. If the cat has the gene of gills, it usually begins to appear in July and August, so it is necessary for the owner to develop a good feeding from an early age, pay attention to balanced nutrition, and the owner can take a look at it below.

1. Choose the right cat food.

The staple food of cats is cat food, and when the owner buys, it is recommended to choose some cat food with more balanced nutrition, and it is relatively low in salt. It is recommended to feed the cat some fun cat food to meet the basic nutrition of life. However, owners should pay attention to some cat food that is too cheap and do not feed it for a long time, which is not only not nutritious but also affects the body.

2. Make delicious and nutritious meals.

In addition to providing cat food to cats, the nutrition of protein and fat should not be left behind. The owner can occasionally make some nutritious cat rice for the cat, mainly chicken, beef, fish, etc., and mix it with cheek powder such as round meow to help the face better gills and fatten.

3. Exercise appropriately.

After eating so many nutritious foods, don't forget to keep exercising properly to help digest food and strengthen your body. Prepare some toys that cats love to play with and keep them active. Then you have to deworm your cat regularly to keep your gut healthy.

Cat gills are determined by genes, generally able to gills normally cats will slowly begin to grow gills at the age of 7 or 8 months, then the owner should seize the best period of gills, fully do a good job of nutritional supplementation and life care, let's talk about it specifically.

1. Choose the right cat food.

The staple food of cats is usually based on cat food, which can meet the basic nutrition of cats every day, so when choosing cat food, pay attention to the ratio of the ingredient list, and choose some cat food with higher nutrients with lower salt as the staple food, which is the best.

2. Make nutritious meals.

Just now I also said that cat food is only basic nutrition, so that cats can meet the nutritional needs, but also need the owner to prepare some chicken, beef, fish, etc.

3. Exercise appropriately.

The owner is in the time after the meal, take out the toys that the cat is interested in, and exercise appropriately for a while, not only to digest the food, but also to promote the development of bones, but after the exercise, you need to prepare some drinking water, so that the cat can drink in time.

1. The reason for the cat's gill

Cats have gills because their parotid glands secrete more oil and have denser hair follicles, especially on the face. These oils and bacteria clog the pores, and the yellow lipomas that form are generally located on the cat's cheeks.

Studies have shown that another reason for cats to have gills has to do with their diet. Cats are more likely to develop fat bubbles if they eat foods that are high in oil and calories, or if they regularly eat leftovers, fish, and meat.

2. Symptoms

Cat gills can cause symptoms such as edema, deformity, and burning sensation in the cheek area. If you find that your cat has such symptoms, you should take it to the veterinarian for a procedure**, otherwise the lipoma may spread to the jaw area, eyes and ears, and it is also easy to cause pain and infection.

3. Method

**The specific method of cat gills is as follows:

1) Surgical excision: If the condition is more severe, the veterinarian may recommend surgical excision. This method is more effective, but it requires general anesthesia and a period of observation and care after surgery.

2) Medications**: If the symptoms are mild or not severe, the veterinarian may consider prescribing antibiotics and steroids to relieve the symptoms.

3) Change the diet: Of course, the root cause is to change the cat's eating habits. You can improve their diet, give some low-fat, low-calorie foods, and add some high-fiber foods, such as fruits and vegetables, so as to avoid the formation of tumors.

4. Precautionary measures

In order to reduce the risk of gills in cats, you can take precautions with a smile on your grandchildren:

1) Control its diet: Feed your cat healthy food regularly and don't let it eat high-fat foods such as leftovers, fish and meat too often, which will also help to control its weight.

2) Daily inspection: regularly check the cat**, hair, especially whether there is a lipoma, if you find an abnormality, take it to the veterinarian for examination.

3) Infection prevention: Keep the cat's environment clean and hygienic to prevent it from being infected.

In short, for cat gills, we should pay attention to the cat's daily diet management and ** hair examination, detect abnormalities in time and take measures, so as to reduce the risk of occurrence.