Vitamins are essential to your cat's well being. While some vitamins are in trace amounts in the cat's system, other vitamins are supplemented from other sources. Your cat can receive all his vitamins from a well-balanced diet. You should pay close attention to make sure your feline gets all the necessary nutrients, while making sure that your cat does not receive vitamins that could be damaging to him.
- Vitamins, such as Vitamin E, manganese, and Vitamin B, all require a small amount to keep your cat healthy, while at the same time it would take an astronomical amount to have a negative effect on your cat. The usage of Vitamin B assists your cat in maintaining good internal functions. Vitamin B contributes to a healthy heart, kidneys, and a variety of other functions, such as enzymes and even growth. Vitamin E is necessary for the healthy development of the eyes.
- There are a few vitamins that your cat needs, but only in minute amounts. While small quantities of the following vitamins are necessary, you should beware that too much of these vitamins/minerals can be deadly. This list includes copper, selenium, and zinc.
- A few pointers to remember: you should never feed your cat table food, as it can cause an imbalance in your cat's diet. It can cause him to ingest too many vitamins and nutrients. In addition, his diet should consist of moist or canned food, since this kind of food makes it easier for your cat to absorb all the necessary nutrients.
Keeping your cat healthy is not difficult. By managing his food and vitamin intake, your cat will be the cats meow!
