A serving of 50 grams of dry food is generally appropriate for a kitten, and ten pieces are definitely not enough. A kitten's specific feeding amount should be adjusted based on changes in its weight.
Kittens typically eat around 50 grams of dry food daily. However, the exact amount should be determined by referring to the feeding guidelines of the specific brand of dry food you are using. Different brands have different recommended serving sizes, and this can vary. In addition to considering the brand, you should also adjust the food quantity based on the kitten's breed and size. For example, a Maine Coon kitten might eat more than other breeds. Since kittens are in a period of rapid growth, they require more nutrients. Therefore, in addition to their dry food, it is recommended to supplement their diet with chicken breast and wet food (canned), to increase their nutritional intake and support healthy development. It is also important to ensure your kitten receives regular vaccinations and antibody level checks to evaluate their immune system and minimize the risk of infectious diseases.
Overfeeding a kitten can result in an extended belly that feels tight to the touch. The cat may also defecate more frequently. Furthermore, an overfed kitten will display decreased enthusiasm for food during the next feeding time. Additionally, they may drink excessive water if they have eaten too much dry food. Therefore, owners should feed their kittens small, frequent meals instead of large ones.