This depends on the individual cat. Some cats you can leave food out and they will only eat when hungry, but most will eat the whole big bowl and become extremely obese in a very short time. An average 4kg cat needs only 200g of good quality wet food, less if you feed dry food as well. Naturally a cat with a bigger frame will need more food than this, and a smaller cat will need less.
If you feed too much, it will soon become apparent as the cat will begin to weigh heavier, and will develop more fat around the waist and ribs. Feeling for any extra layers of fat over his ribs every couple of days is a good idea, or even weighing the cat once a week. If your cat is gaining weight, reduce the food slowly until the cat reaches its optimum weight.
Yes, overfeeding a cat regardless on the type of food can be harmful. Some cats that eat too much all in one go often vomit soon afterwards, or become overweight. Feeding a cat too much dry food or treats can also have this effect.
Chickens cannot vomit - however, if you give a chicken too much cat food, it will make them sick.
whenever you want it to, my cat eats homemade food, not commercial cat food :) it's healthier too
Onions, Chocolate, too much high fat food, too much soft food can also lead to dental problems so give your cat plenty of dry biscuits too.ADD:Grapes and raisins are toxic for cats also, as well as anything with caffeine in.
No, it is not ideal to feed a dog cat food. Dogs love cat food because cat food has much more protein and fat in than dog food does. Cat food does not have the correct nutrients a dog needs - cat food has lots of added nutrients that cats cannot synthesize themselves but dogs can, so dogs fed on cat food can get too much of certain nutrients, and also become overweight from too much protein and fat.
Yes, provided you don't exercise with the cat too much. Note that the cat will also gain considerable weight.
Vitamin A is good for cat eye health, although they cannot have too much of that vitamin or vitamin D.
It is generally safe to put catnip in your cat's food in small amounts. Catnip is non-toxic and can be a fun treat for your cat, but too much can cause stomach upset. It is best to consult with your veterinarian before adding catnip to your cat's diet.
nothing, its not like the dog would turn into a cat but i bet the cat would be hungry! :D Well no you can't say that nothing will happen your dog will probably have diarrhea but it depends on how much and what kind a little too.
Cats will usually self-regulate and eat what they need, so you should just make sure they have food. A cat that gets fat is probably not getting too much food, it's getting the wrong kind of food.A cat should, when standing, have an outline like a race track when seen from above (straight sides and rounded ends). If it either narrows or widens toward the back end, the cat is too thin or too fat respectively.
yes but not too much
It is likely the cat has eaten too much or too quickly, and would benefit from smaller food portions. Dry food in particular can be a problem, as many cats just swallow these whole and will often vomit them back up. If this has been happening for a while, it may be ideal to take the cat for the vets to rule out a medical problem.