A vegetarian cat can be healthier and has stronger immunity to prevent diseases. It will own a softer and shinier coat and milder temper. A cat that starts its vegetarian diet should be giving more attention. If the below situations happened, please go back to his original diet.

Coat observation: the best indication of a cat's health is his coat. If a cat's coat became dull and drier after start the vegetarian diet food, it might mean your cat does not adapt to the vegetarian diet well. If this situation does not improve, please go back to his original diet.

Faecal observation: a healthy cat's stool should be compact without hard and no pungent odor. It might take sometimes for its stool to be back to normal after change of diet. When you notice the stool is in unusual condition, it means its digestion system could not adapt to this new vegetarian diet. If this situation does not improve, please go back to his original diet.

Weight observation: if your cat is in overweight or underweight condition after eating vegetarian diet, please add the quantity of food to meet the nutrients that your cat needs.

Make changes to your cat's diet slowly. Please add a small amount vegetarian food into its usual diet, then increasing the amount slowly by replacing his old diet with the new. Make sure your cat is getting enough nutrition for his daily needs or else decreasing the new diet again for better adaption.

If your cat likes strong flavor, you may add some non-animal rennet cheese powders in your cat's vegetarian diet.

However the best time to begin vegetarian diet of your cat is when he is a puppy. Due to the different nutrition requirement of a puppy and adult dog, it is important to choose a suitable vegetarian diet food that meets the nutrient needs of your pet. A vegetarian kitten tends to grow healthier than a non vegetarian kitten.

It would be cruel to force your cat to change into vegetarian diet if your cat still prefer to its original food. Remember, your cat’s happiness is more important~

Nutrition requirements between a kitten and an adult cat are different. A growing kitten needs more proteins, minerals and vitamins to for his rapid growth.

Protein and calcium and phosphorus are important for teeth and bones growth. The absence of calcium and phosphorus will effect in kitten's growth and lead to incomplete development of bones or rickets. Excess nutrients could obstruct the proper growth as well or lead to other serious health problems, including obesity, bone disorder, heart disease or kidney disease and so on. Choosing vegetarian diet food that contains sufficient nutrients formula that a kitten needs should be extra cautious.

If the food is too hard for kitten, suggest to soak into warm water before consumption.

The needs of nutrient and organ function will decrease gradually for a senior cat. Demand of energy will decrease as well due to the decline of activity.

The diet for senior cat should contain the right amount of protein that required by the body. It is recommended to reduce the consumption of sodium and phosphorus in order to prevent kidney disease. Therefore, it is important to pay attention on the nutrition analysis of the food for senior cat. The nutrition of the food should not more than the senior cat needs. Please do not fully change the diet to full vegetarian at once. Sometimes, it is easy to change senior cat’s diet but sometimes it is not. Do not force the cats on this diet change. You can try to feed them with lesser meat gradually, together with vegetarian pet food. If meat is necessary, please select those meats (fish or chicken) which are for human consumption.

Kidney failure is a common disease of cats. Control consumption of protein, phosphorus and sodium in their diet is important for cat’s health. In order to avoid excess consumption of animal protein, the best way is to feed your cat with vegetarian pet food.

Control the consumption of magnesium and phosphorus in their diet will reduce urinary stone.

The long-term absence of vitamins and mineral substances in cats' diet could cause skin disease. The absence of vitamin A, copper and zinc could cause skin disease and hair loss. Regular hair loss usually is related to the nutrients, so changing cat's diets into vegetarian diet foods could improve these problems.

Some foods which are edible for humans or other species of animal could become hazards for cats because of their different metabolism.

For a vegetarian cat's health, taboo food should be stored in a safe place. Owners should pay more attention on choosing vegetarian diet foods that do not contain ingredients which are toxic to cats. Chocolate contains theobromine, which is toxic to a cat's heart and central nervous system when consume in large amounts. Garlic and onion contain disulfide, which cause damage to red blood cells and cause heomlytic anemia.

There are a lot of dangerous foods for cats in daily life. For your cat's health, every owner should have this relative knowledge.

The vegetarian diet food contains sufficient protein and has a balanced formula of omega-3 fatty acid and omega-6 fatty acid. It supplies sufficient nutrition to strengthen immunities and to prevent imbalances of immune system, and then grow healthy skins and shiny furs. The formula of calcium lactate could strengthen cats' bones. Digestive enzyme could build up cats' intestinal health systems. Natural and fine selected grains and vegetables could reduce the source of allergic and reduce the fecal odor.

Taurine is an essential amino acid for cats. In the absence of taurine, a cat's retina slowly degenerates and the cat suffers eye or nervous system and heart disease problems. It might lead to full blindness and death. Taurine is not only extracted from animal tissues but also from extracted from the seaweeds by advance biotechnology. Therefore the problem that cats cannot synthesize taurine bu their own does not stop cats from eating vegetarian diet foods any more.

A dietary source of the essential fatty acid, arachidonic acid, is not needed by humans as they can synthesize it from linoleic acid that found in vegetable fat. However, cats lack of the necessary enzymes to synthesize arachidonic acid so a dietary source is essential. In the absence of arachidonic acid, cats’ coat could become dry and dull or even skin diseases. The arachidonic acid is extracted from meat tissues and also seaweeds by advance biotechnology. Therefore the problem that cats cannot convert linoleic acid to taurine by themselve does not stop cats to have vegetarian diet foods on their daily lives.