Cats can digest starch. The nutrients in pollen are carbohydrates, which can provide a certain amount of energy to hungry cats. However, because cats are carnivores, their ability to digest starch is weak. Cats cannot eat too much starch, otherwise they may develop symptoms. Adverse reactions such as gastric bloating. It is recommended that cat owners feed a small amount of food with higher starch content, and cat food should be the main food.

The dangers of cats eating a lot of starch:

1. Cause constipation. Since cats have weak digestive functions and cannot digest a large amount of starch, feeding a large amount of starch to a cat may cause constipation.

2. Cause gastric bloating. A large amount of starch cannot be digested in the stomach, which may cause gas and make the cat feel uncomfortable.

3. Unbalanced nutrition. Cats are carnivores and need to absorb essential nutrients in meat food. Cat food should be the main food. A balanced nutritional intake and a large amount of starch will lead to unbalanced cat nutrition.

4. It burdens the gastrointestinal tract. Ingesting a large amount of starch requires cats to strengthen intestinal peristalsis to digest it. Cats’ digestive functions are weak. If a cat is given a large amount of starch, it will undoubtedly increase the burden on the gastrointestinal tract.