Picture Abyssinian Cat
Special Nutritional Needs For The Abyssinian Cat
By: Jane R. Bicks, D.V.M.
Shorthaired, firm and muscular, the Abyssinian is a lithe
and fast moving cat with the exotic look of an ancient
Egyptian animal god.
The Abyssinian cat is known for it's sleek, shiny coat and
unbounded playfulness.
It's diet must contain ample protein and balanced fatty acids
to meet high energy requirements and maintain a coat in
good condition.
They can usually "free feed" because they are so active, they
burn off extra calories - couch potatoes they are not.
Many Abyssinians are prone to gingivitis, so I recommend
feeding a quality alternative dry food at least three to five
times a week to help prevent tartar buildup and keep gums
healthy.
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Also give 100 to 200 mg of vitamin C everyday.
If using a supermarket cat food (not recommended) you must add
a well rounded daily supplement with vitamins, minerals, amino
acids and fats.
Hot milk before bed may help calm him.
Brewer's yeast or torula yeast given daily will supply the
B vitamins that could take the "edge" off this active cat.
Hops can be added, especially when the cat is particularly
active.
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