Many cats spill their food while eating. This is actually a sign of insecurity; they're afraid other cats will steal their food, so they'll take the food they want and enjoy it all to themselves. This often happens to stray cats that have just been adopted, because stray cats often have to forage in the wild, so they're very protective of their food and will eat in a secluded spot rather than openly eating from their food bowls. 
Cats that lack a sense of security are particularly possessive of their food.
Many people adopt stray cats these days, and stray cats often feel very insecure. Therefore, when eating, these cats will often drop their food into a safe place to eat, feeling more secure while eating. Also, your cat is quite possessive of its food; having experienced hunger, they value their food highly. In this situation, the owner must approach the cat slowly. You can wear gloves when approaching the cat while it's eating, which will help the cat understand that the area is safe and prevent it from taking the food away. Therefore, raising a cat requires patience to ensure its well-being.
Perhaps the food is too big to handle, so it tastes better if it's carried out.
Some cats have weak teeth and find it very difficult to chew large pieces of food, making it impossible for them to swallow. Therefore, owners should cut meat into smaller pieces so the cat can eat it in one bite without carrying it away. If the cat is eating kibble instead of raw meat and bones, larger cats will have to eat from their bowl or food bowl and won't be able to carry the food away. Therefore, owners should choose food sizes carefully when feeding their cats to ensure they eat correctly and don't throw food around.
Summarize
Kittens especially need their owners' love and care. If they lack this love, they will become very wary and may exhibit stress-related behaviors. Therefore, when raising a kitten, the owner must understand kitten behavior in order to raise it well.
