🐱 1. Kittens (0-6 Months)

Kittens have high energy needs and fast metabolisms. They should be fed:

4 times a day until 12 weeks old

3 times a day from 3 to 6 months
Use a high-quality kitten food that supports growth and development.

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🐱 2. Adult Cats (6 Months – 7 Years)

Most adult cats do well on:

Two meals per day (morning and evening)

Or free-feeding with portion control if they are not prone to overeating
Avoid overfeeding, as obesity is a common issue among house cats.

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🐱 3. Senior Cats (7+ Years)

Older cats may have different dietary needs due to reduced activity or health issues.

Two small meals per day, possibly with senior-specific food

Consider more frequent, smaller portions if advised by your vet

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🍽️ Wet Food vs. Dry Food Feeding

Wet food is usually fed in meals due to spoilage

Dry food can be left out longer but must be portion-controlled

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📅 Set a Routine

Cats thrive on routine. Feed at the same times every day, and avoid too many treats between meals. Always ensure fresh water is available.

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🐾 Final Tip:

Monitor your cat’s weight, energy, and appetite. If you notice sudden changes, consult your vet — they can help customize a feeding schedule tailored to your cat’s needs.