Veterinarians do not allow cats to eat raw meat and bones, because if cats eat raw meat and bones, it is very likely that the meat does not meet certain hygienic requirements, causing potential parasitic infections, which will have a great impact on the cat's health. Moreover, many cats were fed cat food before, and they are prone to constipation when they suddenly switch to meat food.

The production of raw meat and bones is also complicated and needs to be matched with other nutrients to meet the nutrients, vitamins and trace elements needed by cats. It also takes a lot of time to make, and many owners don't have the patience.

However, there are still benefits to eating raw meat and bones. Raw meat and bones contain a lot of water, so you don’t have to worry about your cat not drinking enough water. Cats that eat raw meat and bones have better nutrition and are healthier. If the owner has enough time and patience, and is willing to feed them with flesh and blood, that's fine, but be sure to remember to deworm them.