Cats are common and cute animals. The editor's family once had one, and I remember when we raised it, it was not very picky; it seemed to eat whatever you gave it, but secretly it would steal little fish snacks because it only loved its little fish snacks. It often went to neighbors’ homes to steal their fish snacks. Over time, the neighbors guarded against it, and finally an old lady poisoned it with drugged fish snacks. I was so sad at that time. So besides its beloved fish, what else can cats eat?

Actually, cats eat cooked meat, such as cooked beef, lamb, chicken, and duck. Although they can eat many things, there are also many things they cannot eat. Like onions, chili, sweets, bones, milk, and high-salt foods. Cats have very sensitive taste buds; onions and chili can irritate their stomachs. Cats are not dogs; eating bones can cause choking. Sweet foods and milk should not be given to animals, especially chocolate, which damages cats' bodies and shortens their lifespan.

Some cat owners like to feed their cats fruit. But grapes cannot be fed. Excessive grapes can cause diarrhea in animals. There is also a potential danger that can lead to kidney failure. So for the cat's health, we should not feed it grapes.

Many humans cannot eat too much liver due to illnesses. The same applies to cats. Liver contains rich cholesterol, and excessive consumption can damage their bodies.

Cats also eat vegetables. But some vegetables can harm their health. For example, onions and other pungent foods containing onion are harmful. Common vegetables like Chinese cabbage and lotus root should not be fed to cats. Broccoli should not be eaten in excess, but eating an appropriate amount is still beneficial to their health. After all, broccoli ranks first in humans’ anti-cancer diets.

When cats are sick, we should not casually give them human medicine. They should be taken to see a vet because cats are weaker than humans, and taking human medicine could be fatal to them. Not all fish are edible for cats. All this awaits your exploration.