Can cats eat fruit? Feed according to these lists!
Not all fruits we eat can be eaten by cats. Today we will talk about some fruits that can be fed to cats. Eating is not about feeding a lot, only appropriate small amounts.
Apples are very healthy fruits for us, and the same applies to cats. Many pet owners say their cats also like the taste of apples. The nutrients in apples suit cats well. When feeding apples to cats, be sure to remove the apple core, and do not give too much at once, as it can cause digestive problems.
Blueberries have very high nutritional value and are rich in vitamins. They are suitable not only for us but also for cats. The antioxidants they contain are beneficial to cats' development. Just feed in moderation; all fruits should not be given excessively to cats.
In summer, you can give cats some watermelon. It's sweet, and cats can eat watermelon to supplement water, but be sure to remove the watermelon seeds in advance. However, watermelon has high sugar content, so do not feed too much.
Delicious and tasty strawberries are also liked by cats. Strawberries have no harm to cats and also contain antioxidants. Feeding in moderation is best.
Bananas are also a non-toxic fruit for cats. Feed in small amounts. Excessive feeding may cause diarrhea, vomiting, or stomach pain in cats.
Hami melon is also rich in nutrients and very suitable for cats, helping to supplement their bodies with nutrition.
Cantaloupe, like hami melon, should be given to cats in small amounts. It is not only nutritious but also supplements protein.
Pineapple contains a bit high sugar, so it should not be given in excess; just a small amount is fine.
The common fruits mentioned above can all be given to cats. For cats with sensitive stomachs, only small amounts are advised. Like us, do not feed fruit to cats on an empty stomach as it may cause digestive problems. Fruit feeding should be done 1 to 2 hours after a meal. The best feeding method is to remove the skins and cores of the fruits they can eat, leaving only the flesh. It is best to mash the flesh or make it into juice, which not only benefits cats' digestion but also allows full absorption of nutrients.
