Cats are probably the most popular pets at home. Surely no one can resist a kitten’s affection; when it meows "meow meow meow" and looks at you with cute eyes, you can just melt away. So, owners, do you really know what your beloved cat eats? It’s not that you can feed it whatever you think is good.

1, Cooked meat: Cats also belong to the omnivorous family, so meat can be given to cats. But you need to pay attention—meat must be cooked, not raw. A cat’s digestive system is very delicate. Meat contains many proteins needed by cats. So eating some meat appropriately is good for cats, owners need not worry too much. After all, a cat’s life is incomplete without meat.

2, Fish: Cats definitely love fish. As the saying goes, a cat that doesn’t like fish isn’t a good cat. Fish has a natural attraction to cats and is also one of the protein sources cats need. If you worry about your cat getting fish bones stuck, it’s unnecessary. A cat’s tongue can separate fish bones from fish meat very well, greatly reducing the chance of a cat swallowing fish bones. So owners don’t need to worry too much.

3, Fruits and vegetables: Fruits and vegetables can also be eaten, but not too much—don’t overfeed. Also, vegetables and fruits are best if green and warm in nature, as this helps cats absorb better and doesn’t burden their stomach. Of course, don’t feed your cats the same vegetables and fruit salads you eat because cats cannot have seasonings, and no seasonings should be added to other foods either. This prevents stomach discomfort in cats.

Alright, now you know what your cats should eat. After reading this, owners need not worry too much—cats have quite temperaments and won’t even look at foods they don’t want to eat. Just pay a little attention. One more tip, make sure the cooked food your cats eat isn’t too hot, or the cat master will get angry.