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| Boilerpipe Text | How Much Should I Feed My Adult Cat?
It's easy for cat parents to think of their fur babies as just that: babies. But as your cat grows up, it's important to feed them the right amount of
food for each stage of life
— you wouldn't feed a kitten the same amount you would a senior cat. Wondering how much to feed a cat that's not a youngster but not yet in their golden years? This guide will help you make decisions about how much and when to feed your adult feline friend.
Cat's reach "adulthood" by their first birthday, but it can take a few years to outgrow some of their spunk. The time between their first and third birthdays is sometimes referred to as the "junior" phase. Cats are still pretty active, but they are no longer growing. The "prime" of a cat's life often though of as the time between years three and seven. This stage can be considered the "maintenance" stage as their activity level has often moderated some. A
cat's feeding routine
should be matched to their stage of development and activity level.
Consider calories as opposed to food portions, recommends
Cummings Veterinary Medical Center at Tufts University
, emphasizing that "the actual amount of calories that your pet is eating and their weight and body condition score is going to be a better indicator of what your pet actually needs." In other words, take your cue from your cat.
When making decisions about food portions, take into consideration these three factors: weight, health and activity level. Depending on your cat's breed, they may vary in weight, but generally adult cats of a healthy weight and activity level weigh around ten pounds. How much should I feed a cat if they're within normal range? The feeding instructions on your cat's food packaging is a great starting point for portion size.
For example, a ten pound adult cat that has an average activity level requires about 290 k/cals per day. The energy density of cat foods varies, but it is listed on each package. If you feed wet food, it will seem like you have to feed a lot more to meet your cat's energy needs. That is because wet food has water in the food as well as all of the nutrients the cat needs. This can help aid in your cat's need for hydration if they aren't prone to drinking their required amount from a water bowl. Dry foods, on the other hand, have most of the water removed during the cooking and drying process, so they have a much more concentrated source of nutrition. So, while it may look like you're feeding your cat less, they are still getting the required amounts of calories and nutrients when fed a properly balanced meal. Whether you feed wet or dry cat food, make sure to always have fresh water for your cat available at all times. In all instances, speak with your veterinarian about how much to feed your cat for their specific needs. This is especially true for cat is obese or those that have special dietary needs.
When Should I Feed My Cat?
When you feed your cat essentially comes down to what works best for their needs. "A variety of feeding styles can maintain good health" in cats, points out the Feline Life Stage Guidelines published the
American Association of Feline Practitioners and the American Animal Hospital Association
(AAFP-AAHA).
One option is to allow them to eat freestyle with food available 24/7. This method is great if your cat has self-control, but many cats tend to overeat due to anxiety, boredom or health issues. You can also look into automated cat feeders that can regulate how much food your cat eats each day if your cat is prone to overeating.
Breaking up your cat's caloric intake into two or three smaller meals per day works well for most healthy cats, say experts such as Francis Kallfelz, DVM, Ph.D., at the
Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine
, as long as they don't have dietary restrictions due to medical issues.
How Do I Choose the Right Cat Food?
When planning your cat's mealtimes, don't just think "how much should I feed my cat?" also consider what goes into the food you're feeding them. Knowing
how to read a cat food label
helps you decide which food is best for your pet. Make sure to look beyond just the ingredients, and consider the nutrients that they provide. Your cat needs the right balance of protein, fat and carbohydrates. They also require certain vitamins and minerals, like calcium, magnesium and vitamin A.
It's also a good idea to speak with your vet to figure out which
type of food is best
for your feline friend. Having a clear picture of your cat's health, weight and activity level ensures you choose the food that most benefits your cat's lifestyle.
Is your cat a treat lover? Be sure that treats remain a once-in-a-while delicacy and don't become commonplace. When thinking about how much to feed a cat, calories counts. Approximately 90% of a cat's daily caloric intake should come from well-balanced cat food and 10% (absolute maximum) from treats. If your cat fills up on treats, they're not getting the balanced nutrition they need.
To help your adult cat stay healthy and active, you can use feeding time as
enrichment time
, too. Some cats eat just because they're bored, so provide them with plenty of opportunities to keep their minds and bodies sharp.
Christine O'Brien is a writer, mom, and long-time cat parent whose two Russian Blues rule the house. Her work also appears in Care.com, What to Expect, and Fit Pregnancy, where she writes about pets, pregnancy, and family life. Find and follow her on Instagram and Twitter @brovelliobrien. | |||||||||
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# How Much Should I Feed My Adult Cat?
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It's easy for cat parents to think of their fur babies as just that: babies. But as your cat grows up, it's important to feed them the right amount of [food for each stage of life](https://www.hillspet.com/cat-care/nutrition-feeding/cat-food-for-every-lifestage) — you wouldn't feed a kitten the same amount you would a senior cat. Wondering how much to feed a cat that's not a youngster but not yet in their golden years? This guide will help you make decisions about how much and when to feed your adult feline friend.
## Deciding How Much to Feed Your Cat
Cat's reach "adulthood" by their first birthday, but it can take a few years to outgrow some of their spunk. The time between their first and third birthdays is sometimes referred to as the "junior" phase. Cats are still pretty active, but they are no longer growing. The "prime" of a cat's life often though of as the time between years three and seven. This stage can be considered the "maintenance" stage as their activity level has often moderated some. A [cat's feeding routine](https://www.hillspet.com/cat-care/nutrition-feeding/how-much-to-feed-a-cat) should be matched to their stage of development and activity level.
Consider calories as opposed to food portions, recommends [Cummings Veterinary Medical Center at Tufts University](https://vetnutrition.tufts.edu/2016/02/how-much-should-i-feed-my-dog-or-cat/ "Cummings vetneryCummings Veterinary Medical Center at Tufts University"), emphasizing that "the actual amount of calories that your pet is eating and their weight and body condition score is going to be a better indicator of what your pet actually needs." In other words, take your cue from your cat.
When making decisions about food portions, take into consideration these three factors: weight, health and activity level. Depending on your cat's breed, they may vary in weight, but generally adult cats of a healthy weight and activity level weigh around ten pounds. How much should I feed a cat if they're within normal range? The feeding instructions on your cat's food packaging is a great starting point for portion size.
For example, a ten pound adult cat that has an average activity level requires about 290 k/cals per day. The energy density of cat foods varies, but it is listed on each package. If you feed wet food, it will seem like you have to feed a lot more to meet your cat's energy needs. That is because wet food has water in the food as well as all of the nutrients the cat needs. This can help aid in your cat's need for hydration if they aren't prone to drinking their required amount from a water bowl. Dry foods, on the other hand, have most of the water removed during the cooking and drying process, so they have a much more concentrated source of nutrition. So, while it may look like you're feeding your cat less, they are still getting the required amounts of calories and nutrients when fed a properly balanced meal. Whether you feed wet or dry cat food, make sure to always have fresh water for your cat available at all times. In all instances, speak with your veterinarian about how much to feed your cat for their specific needs. This is especially true for cat is obese or those that have special dietary needs.


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## When Should I Feed My Cat?
When you feed your cat essentially comes down to what works best for their needs. "A variety of feeding styles can maintain good health" in cats, points out the Feline Life Stage Guidelines published the [American Association of Feline Practitioners and the American Animal Hospital Association](https://www.aaha.org/globalassets/02-guidelines/feline-life-stage/felinelifestageguidelines.pdf "American Association of Feline Practitioners and the American Animal Hospital Association") (AAFP-AAHA).

One option is to allow them to eat freestyle with food available 24/7. This method is great if your cat has self-control, but many cats tend to overeat due to anxiety, boredom or health issues. You can also look into automated cat feeders that can regulate how much food your cat eats each day if your cat is prone to overeating.
Breaking up your cat's caloric intake into two or three smaller meals per day works well for most healthy cats, say experts such as Francis Kallfelz, DVM, Ph.D., at the [Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine](https://www.vet.cornell.edu/departments-centers-and-institutes/cornell-feline-health-center/health-information/feline-health-topics/how-often-should-you-feed-your-cat), as long as they don't have dietary restrictions due to medical issues.
## How Do I Choose the Right Cat Food?
When planning your cat's mealtimes, don't just think "how much should I feed my cat?" also consider what goes into the food you're feeding them. Knowing [how to read a cat food label](https://www.hillspet.com/cat-care/nutrition-feeding/cat-food-ingredients-and-benefits) helps you decide which food is best for your pet. Make sure to look beyond just the ingredients, and consider the nutrients that they provide. Your cat needs the right balance of protein, fat and carbohydrates. They also require certain vitamins and minerals, like calcium, magnesium and vitamin A.
It's also a good idea to speak with your vet to figure out which [type of food is best](https://www.hillspet.com/cat-care/nutrition-feeding/choosing-healthy-cat-food) for your feline friend. Having a clear picture of your cat's health, weight and activity level ensures you choose the food that most benefits your cat's lifestyle.
Is your cat a treat lover? Be sure that treats remain a once-in-a-while delicacy and don't become commonplace. When thinking about how much to feed a cat, calories counts. Approximately 90% of a cat's daily caloric intake should come from well-balanced cat food and 10% (absolute maximum) from treats. If your cat fills up on treats, they're not getting the balanced nutrition they need.
To help your adult cat stay healthy and active, you can use feeding time as [enrichment time](https://www.hillspet.com/cat-care/routine-care/creating-stimulating-cat-environment), too. Some cats eat just because they're bored, so provide them with plenty of opportunities to keep their minds and bodies sharp.
 
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It's easy for cat parents to think of their fur babies as just that: babies. But as your cat grows up, it's important to feed them the right amount of [food for each stage of life](https://www.hillspet.com/cat-care/nutrition-feeding/cat-food-for-every-lifestage) — you wouldn't feed a kitten the same amount you would a senior cat. Wondering how much to feed a cat that's not a youngster but not yet in their golden years? This guide will help you make decisions about how much and when to feed your adult feline friend.
Cat's reach "adulthood" by their first birthday, but it can take a few years to outgrow some of their spunk. The time between their first and third birthdays is sometimes referred to as the "junior" phase. Cats are still pretty active, but they are no longer growing. The "prime" of a cat's life often though of as the time between years three and seven. This stage can be considered the "maintenance" stage as their activity level has often moderated some. A [cat's feeding routine](https://www.hillspet.com/cat-care/nutrition-feeding/how-much-to-feed-a-cat) should be matched to their stage of development and activity level.
Consider calories as opposed to food portions, recommends [Cummings Veterinary Medical Center at Tufts University](https://vetnutrition.tufts.edu/2016/02/how-much-should-i-feed-my-dog-or-cat/ "Cummings vetneryCummings Veterinary Medical Center at Tufts University"), emphasizing that "the actual amount of calories that your pet is eating and their weight and body condition score is going to be a better indicator of what your pet actually needs." In other words, take your cue from your cat.
When making decisions about food portions, take into consideration these three factors: weight, health and activity level. Depending on your cat's breed, they may vary in weight, but generally adult cats of a healthy weight and activity level weigh around ten pounds. How much should I feed a cat if they're within normal range? The feeding instructions on your cat's food packaging is a great starting point for portion size.
For example, a ten pound adult cat that has an average activity level requires about 290 k/cals per day. The energy density of cat foods varies, but it is listed on each package. If you feed wet food, it will seem like you have to feed a lot more to meet your cat's energy needs. That is because wet food has water in the food as well as all of the nutrients the cat needs. This can help aid in your cat's need for hydration if they aren't prone to drinking their required amount from a water bowl. Dry foods, on the other hand, have most of the water removed during the cooking and drying process, so they have a much more concentrated source of nutrition. So, while it may look like you're feeding your cat less, they are still getting the required amounts of calories and nutrients when fed a properly balanced meal. Whether you feed wet or dry cat food, make sure to always have fresh water for your cat available at all times. In all instances, speak with your veterinarian about how much to feed your cat for their specific needs. This is especially true for cat is obese or those that have special dietary needs.
## When Should I Feed My Cat?
When you feed your cat essentially comes down to what works best for their needs. "A variety of feeding styles can maintain good health" in cats, points out the Feline Life Stage Guidelines published the [American Association of Feline Practitioners and the American Animal Hospital Association](https://www.aaha.org/globalassets/02-guidelines/feline-life-stage/felinelifestageguidelines.pdf "American Association of Feline Practitioners and the American Animal Hospital Association") (AAFP-AAHA).

One option is to allow them to eat freestyle with food available 24/7. This method is great if your cat has self-control, but many cats tend to overeat due to anxiety, boredom or health issues. You can also look into automated cat feeders that can regulate how much food your cat eats each day if your cat is prone to overeating.
Breaking up your cat's caloric intake into two or three smaller meals per day works well for most healthy cats, say experts such as Francis Kallfelz, DVM, Ph.D., at the [Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine](https://www.vet.cornell.edu/departments-centers-and-institutes/cornell-feline-health-center/health-information/feline-health-topics/how-often-should-you-feed-your-cat), as long as they don't have dietary restrictions due to medical issues.
## How Do I Choose the Right Cat Food?
When planning your cat's mealtimes, don't just think "how much should I feed my cat?" also consider what goes into the food you're feeding them. Knowing [how to read a cat food label](https://www.hillspet.com/cat-care/nutrition-feeding/cat-food-ingredients-and-benefits) helps you decide which food is best for your pet. Make sure to look beyond just the ingredients, and consider the nutrients that they provide. Your cat needs the right balance of protein, fat and carbohydrates. They also require certain vitamins and minerals, like calcium, magnesium and vitamin A.
It's also a good idea to speak with your vet to figure out which [type of food is best](https://www.hillspet.com/cat-care/nutrition-feeding/choosing-healthy-cat-food) for your feline friend. Having a clear picture of your cat's health, weight and activity level ensures you choose the food that most benefits your cat's lifestyle.
Is your cat a treat lover? Be sure that treats remain a once-in-a-while delicacy and don't become commonplace. When thinking about how much to feed a cat, calories counts. Approximately 90% of a cat's daily caloric intake should come from well-balanced cat food and 10% (absolute maximum) from treats. If your cat fills up on treats, they're not getting the balanced nutrition they need.
To help your adult cat stay healthy and active, you can use feeding time as [enrichment time](https://www.hillspet.com/cat-care/routine-care/creating-stimulating-cat-environment), too. Some cats eat just because they're bored, so provide them with plenty of opportunities to keep their minds and bodies sharp.
 
Christine O'Brien is a writer, mom, and long-time cat parent whose two Russian Blues rule the house. Her work also appears in Care.com, What to Expect, and Fit Pregnancy, where she writes about pets, pregnancy, and family life. Find and follow her on Instagram and Twitter @brovelliobrien. | |||||||||
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