Can mother cats eat cod?

Mother cats can eat cod. Cod is rich in protein, which can provide cats with high-quality protein. The fat content of cod is relatively low, which is not likely to cause obesity. It can also effectively prevent cerebrovascular diseases. For some cats with poor hearts or who are prone to obesity, they can be cooked in moderation. Order the cod.
Precautions for cats eating cod:
1. Cats must not eat raw cod, especially sashimi, shrimp, squid, and shellfish. They will hinder the cat's absorption of vitamin B. A lack of vitamin B will cause the cat's appetite to decrease, vomiting, convulsions, etc. In severe cases, it may even lead to paralysis of the cat. It is recommended that cat owners cook cod before feeding it to their cats.
2. When feeding cod to cats, it is best to remove the fish bones to avoid fish bones getting stuck in the cat’s throat and causing throat injury and inflammation.
3. When feeding cod, you should also pay attention to the dosage. Don't eat too much. Eating too much of anything will do all harm without any benefit.
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