As you know, heat-loving cats do not like cold food.
Today we will tell you what temperature wet food should be so that your pet does not turn up its nose at it.
First of all, it is worth noting that wet food should be stored in accordance with the instructions on the packaging.
Typically, this temperature range is from -18 to +35 degrees.
If the spiders are closed, they can be left at room temperature, but opened specimens should be placed in the refrigerator, and then for no more than a day.
The same should be done with uneaten food in the cat's bowl - after half an hour, either throw it away or put it in the cold.
If you plan to treat your pet with food from the refrigerator, you should take it out in advance - about half an hour before feeding, so that it warms up to room temperature - from +15 to +25 degrees.
Alternatively, use a steam bath. Too hot food is also bad, as it can cause a burn.
