Local cats can eat apples. Apples contain a variety of vitamins and nutrients, such as calcium, vitamin C, vitamin K and pectin. These substances are beneficial to native cats and can help cats supplement the nutrients they need. However, it should be noted that apples need to be cored before feeding, because apple cores are toxic to native cats, so avoid the core when feeding them. In addition, apples contain a lot of sugar, so do not feed them frequently to prevent problems for native cats.

Notes on feeding native cats apples:

1. Apple cores contain amygdalin, which is harmful to cats’ health.

2. Do not give apple peels and cores to cats. Cats have weak intestines and cannot digest these.

3. It is best to wash, peel and core the fruit, mash the pulp into a paste, and give it to the cat.

4. Daily consumption of cat food is boring for cats. Occasionally feeding an appropriate amount of fruit by the owner can help the cat improve its digestive ability.

5. Consider giving your cat some natural sugar-free applesauce. Because the sugar content in apples is high, it is difficult for cats to digest them.

6. Make sure that the apples given to cats are fresh and clean, not rotten.