After the Weaning Period

After the weaning period, every cat must rest and disintoxicate their internal organs buying means of a fast based on water. Don't tempt or trick the cat into eating. Every cat older than three months must have half a day of fasting once a week, for example Sunday, and one whole day once a month.

It's normal for cats to eat clean dirt, sand, pebbles and/or carbon; therefore, don't get alarmed when you see them doing that.

Cats also like fresh vegetables, like tender corn, cucumber and melons. These last ones are good because their seeds help disintoxicate the system.

On occasions, you can also give your cats whole-wheat rice with lentils, due to the high level of iron and vitamins they contain.

All cats love bones with meat, but they're often deprived of this treat because their owners think that the bones can cause obstructions or internal injuries. Both are essential for a healthy denture and jaw. Plus, they are fun to play with. But do not abuse of them: do not boil the bones because they tended to break easier and can form splinters, thus endangering their internal organs. Likewise, never give your cat a bone when he's on an empty stomach. Avoid all those commercial buffalo skin bones that you find in stores. They are nothing but trash.

Vinegar: when the cat seems to be suffering in one of his legs, due to some arthritic state, and a teaspoon of Apple or wine vinegar to his bowl of water. Do this for at least five days a week.

Water: make sure your cat has fresh drinking water at all times, in a recipient that is not plastic.