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The effect of mesons $f_{0}(975)$ (named as $f$), $\phi(1020)$ (named as$\phi$) and $\delta$ on the moment of inertia of the PNS PSR J0348+0432 isexamined in the framework of the relativistic mean field theory considering thebaryon octet. It is found that the energy density $\varepsilon$ and pressure$p$ will increase considering the mesons $\delta$ whereas will decrease as themesons $f$ and $\phi$ being considered. When the mesons $f, \phi$ and $\delta$are considered, the energy density and pressure will all decrease. It is alsofound that the contribution of mesons $f$, $\phi$ and $\delta$ to the centralenergy density is only the central energy density's 0.06$\sim$0.6\% whereas thecontribution of mesons $f$, $\phi$ and $\delta$ to the central pressure is thecentral pressure's 4$\sim$7\%. For the radius, it will decrease when thecontributions of mesons $f$, $\phi$ and $\delta$ are considered. The moment ofinertia $I$ will increase considering the mesons $\delta$ whereas will decreaseas the mesons $f$ and $\phi$ being considered. When the mesons $f$, $\phi$ and$\delta$ are all considered, the moment of inertia will decrease. It is foundthat the contribution of mesons $f$ and $\phi$ to moment of inertia is 4$\sim$9times larger than that of mesons $\delta$. Our results show that the mesons$f$, $ \phi$ and $\delta$ contribute to the moment of inertia's 2$\sim$5\%.

Meson effect in the proto neutron star PSR J0348+0432