How many treats are too many for your cat?

How many treats are too many for your cat?

An owner giving their cat a treat Treats for cats are a great way to encourage them throughout their training and deepen your cat-human interaction. But when they feed their cat a tasty treat, most cat owners don't consider the extra calories they're adding to their pet's diet. For tips on how to use treats to

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 your cat's advantage and how much to give them, keep reading. When to Give Your Cat Treats While many of us love that chocolate and ice cream can make up the bulk of our diet without adding to our waistlines, these indulgences don't Treats shouldn't typically account for more than 10% of your cat's

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 daily caloric intake, while there is no set rule on how many or how often to give them out. Speak with your veterinarian if you're not sure how many calories your cat should be getting each day. How to Use Treats for Cats You may use them wisely now that you know how many treats to offer your cat! Treats

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 are a great way to bond with your cat, show them how much you care, and even teach them some basic commands. Cat Education You read correctly—you can teach your cat to behave! Generally speaking, cats are more independent and challenging than dogs. But you may assist teach your cat basic

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 commands by providing it with a pleasant reward that it adores. Check out our Friskies cat treats, which have real meat as the main ingredient, for all of your training requirements. Developing a Bond with Your Cat The saying that cats adore their owners more when it's feeding time has some validity!

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 food are a wonderful way to show your cat you care and help them form a good link between you and delicious food, whether you've recently adopted a new cat or you just want to strengthen your friendship with your longtime friend. Your cat will feel more at ease with you and your friendship will

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 be strengthened as a result of this good association. Don't Console Your Cat with Treats While A method for soothing your feline. This may serve to confirm the idea that eating is a stress-reduction strategy. Instead of reaching for a treat if you see your cat is agitated, give her some love, clean her

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 litter box, or take her somewhere quiet where she can relax. Treats for Cats as an Add-on Recall that cat treats should be seen as an addition to your pet's diet rather than a substitute. If your cat receives too many treats, it may affect her appetite and cause her to become finicky about normal meals. Moreover, overindulging in delicacies may result in