*Standard Measuring Cup of 8 Ounces
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Cat Weight
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Active Adult
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3-5 lbs
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⅙ – ¼ cups
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5-10 lbs
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¼ – ¾ cups
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10-15 lbs
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½ – 1 cups
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15-20 lbs
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¾ – 1 ½ cups
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Measure your scoop - how many ounces?
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Pregnant cats - can eat up to 2 times their normal daily intake of food
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Lactating cats - may need as much as 3 times more food than usual along with increased consumption of water
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Kittens - gradually transition from mother’s milk to cat food around 4 to 8 weeks of age
- A kitten may double or triple its body weight during the first couple of months, using much more energy than compared to an older cat.
- Unless food is readily available all day, kittens should be fed at least 3 to 4 times daily to satisfy their energy demands.
- Preventing obesity and providing sound nutrition to meet changes in nutritional requirements will help keep your cat healthy and fit.
*ALWAYS KEEP A SUPPLY OF CLEAN WATER AVAILABLE AT ALL TIMES!
Transitioning Your Pet to Nature's Select: When transitioning your pet to a new food, do so slowly over a period of 7 days, mixing an increasing amount of new food with old food each day. The below transition guide will guide you through this process while helping to avoiding digestive issues & tummy trouble.
