Cats can digest carbohydrates. Carbohydrates are one of the six major nutrients. Carbohydrates can be used to supplement energy and eliminate hunger for the growth and development of cats. However, for cats, cats are carnivores, so it is not recommended to consume too many carbohydrates. If you consume too much, it can easily cause Obesity is a problem, so it is usually recommended that cat owners eat cat food as their main food, and they can appropriately feed some meat foods, such as beef, chicken breast, fish, etc.

Notes on cats’ carbohydrate intake:

1. Cats can digest carbohydrates, but cats are less efficient at absorbing carbohydrates than other animals, so carbohydrates are Leading cause of obesity and diabetes in cats.

2. Most cats’ digestive enzymes tend to digest protein rather than carbohydrates. Most cats can digest cooked starch, but not sucrose.

3. Cats eating carbohydrates can easily reduce protein consumption, and high-carbohydrate diets may even interfere with protein absorption. Certain types of carbohydrates are nearly impossible for cats to digest. They can also cause mild symptoms such as flatulence and bloating.