In order to maintain a healthy diet for their predatory ancestors, including Munchkins, cats and kittens should consume the same foods as their wild relatives: mice, birds, and occasionally fish are all excellent sources of prey for them to ingest (while the carcasses must be whole, with liver, bones, wool, feathers, and stomach contents). From a purely practical standpoint, it is not feasible to feed the cat this sort of food on a regular basis. To put it another way, the Munchkin kitten's diet should include the following items:

As in the case of natural cat food, meat should be the foundation of natural cat food in the same way that whole mice and birds are the foundation of natural cat food. Fresh meat is defined as that which has been in the freezer for at least two days. Because it already contains vegetables, grains, and vitamins and minerals, there is no need to add anything else to it. Beef, but not veal, can be eaten. When the cat is a kitten, it's best to sauté minced beef in a small amount of vegetable oil with the yolk of a raw quail egg. Feed this mixture three to four times a day, depending on your metabolism. Munchkin Kittens may notice that they've eaten too much while they're feeling bloated. The minced meat will be gradually replaced with thinly sliced beef as the animal grows older. Aside from meat, the munchkin kitten must have access to dry food and water throughout the day. In order to ensure that there is always enough water on hand, we change the water every day. This is a must-have. Chicken may be fed to Munchkin Kittens in the same way as beef can: raw, with yolk, and slathered in butter. In addition to cottage cheese, sour cream, yogurt, fermented baked milk, and fermented baked milk, a wide range of taste and texture options are provided by fermented milk products. Grain products (better oatmeal, add to meat). For youngsters, Orsha, a canned food brand, is produced from beef, chicken, heart, and liver. If so, what kind of boiled vegetables are on hand? It's possible to eat fish, but the options are limited to sea fish, which must typically be prepared before consumption. A lot of cats love soft Yantar cheese, canned maize, and crab sticks. As a garnish, such items can be used, but not as the centerpiece of your meal. Ground beef may be flavored with chicken necks.

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