Among household pets, aside from dogs, cats appear the most frequently; many people even keep several cats at home. Cats are very quiet pets, usually lazily lying around soaking up the sun or playing with their own toys. Their diet is relatively simple, mainly consisting of cat food. So, what besides cat food do cats eat? Actually, cats eat quite a variety of things, here is a brief introduction for everyone.

For cats, daily cat food is already enough, but they can be quite picky and don’t always like to eat the same food. Therefore, other snacks should also be prepared at home. Besides cat food, cat canned food is also very good. There are many varieties of cat canned food on the market, with very rich food inside, so you can buy various flavors and regularly change it for your cat.

Besides canned food, there are many small treats which cats love. These are generally sold in pet stores or large supermarkets, and you can select them yourself. Some people may want to cook tasty food for their cats; you can actually make some boiled eggs, chicken, and other foods for your cat. However, for the cat's health, it is best to prepare cooked food because raw food may contain some bacteria, which could easily cause illness in your cat if not careful.

These treats can be given occasionally but should not be given frequently, so that cats do not lose appetite for their regular food, which could affect their growth and lead to nutritional imbalance. Additionally, you can feed your cat some cat grass, which can enrich their diet and help keep their body from becoming too burdened.

What besides cat food do cats eat? Actually, many people don’t pay attention to what cats can eat; they feed randomly, giving cats whatever they themselves eat without caring if the cat can consume it or hoping the cat will only eat a little without harm. Sometimes they even feed cats fish with bones. Although cats instinctively watch out for fish bones, it doesn’t prevent them from getting stuck or injured. Therefore, daily feeding still needs to be attentive and not too casual.