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Kitten Care
2013-05-31

Nutrition requirements between a kitten and an adult cat are different. A growing kitten needs more proteins, minerals and vitamins to supply to his rapid growth.
 
Protein and calcium and phosphorus supply to growth of teeth and bones. The absence of calcium and phosphorus will effect a kitten's growth, even cause incomplete develop of bones or cause rickets. To absorb too many nutrients could obstruct the proper growth; even make more serious health problems, including obesity, bone disorder, heart disease or kidney disease and so on.
 
Choosing proper vegetarian diet foods that contain the formula of sufficient nutrients a kitten needs should be taken care more. Food can be softened by warm water if it is too dry and hard to eat.


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