Cats can eat big fish. Cats are carnivores, and fish food is one of their important foods. Fish meat is rich in high-quality protein, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins A and B, and fish oil also has a good health care effect on cats’ skin and hair. It can effectively supplement nutrients for cats and ensure their growth and development. But when feeding fish to cats, be careful to pick out the fish bones. The fish bones are very thin and sharp and can easily get stuck in the throat, causing danger to cats.

Precautions for feeding big fish to cats:

1. It is best to feed cats after they are 4 months old. The gastrointestinal tract is not fully developed during childhood. Can cause indigestion.

2. Pay attention to feeding after cooking to avoid infection with parasites.

3. Do not add any seasonings, which may increase the burden on the cat’s kidneys.

4. Pay attention to nutrition. In addition to fish, you can also make some homemade fruits and vegetables, such as apple puree, to supplement vitamins. When choosing cat food, you should also choose cat food that contains more vitamins and fiber.

5. Do not give the cat a whole large fish. The fish should be cut into small pieces or minced into fish paste for the cat to eat, which is beneficial to the cat’s digestion and absorption.