Cats can digest grains. Cereals contain a high content of starch, which can provide cats with a certain amount of energy, but cats are carnivores and do not need to consume too many carbohydrates. It is recommended that cat owners mainly feed their cats cat food. They can also eat some meat-based foods to supplement high-quality protein, such as beef and chicken breasts, and feed their cats a small amount of grains to prevent them from aggravating their digestive burden.

Notes on giving grains to cats:

1. If it is not necessary, do not give grains to cats. Cats are carnivores and do not need to eat a lot of grains.

2. If you want to feed grains to cats, you can boil the grains and then feed them to cats to reduce the cat’s digestive burden.

3. When feeding grains to cats, do not add any seasonings. Cats do not need to eat too much seasonings. They only need to cook them by boiling them in water and feed them in small amounts.

4. If the cat is unwilling to eat grains, do not force feed the cat. Instead, choose food with good palatability to feed the cat.