How to Slow Down a Cat's Eating

By Linda Mccloud

Instructions

Things You’ll Need:

Cat
Patience
Smaller food bowls

Step 1:
Give your cat smaller portions of food to decrease his appetitite.
Step 2:
Use a smaller food dish; decreasing the amount of food your cat is fed.
Step 3:
Elevate your cat's food bowl after certain hours.
Step 4:
Feed your pets in separate locations. Sometimes cats will turn feeding time into a competition, thus causing them to eat too much too fast.
Step 5:
Consult your vet for help and advice if all else fails.

Tips & Warnings

Always leave water down for your cat if you elevate their food bowl.

Photo/Video Credit

www.sxc.hu photographer: benipop

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