Cats can eat small krill. Krill is rich in high-quality animal protein, which is relatively easy to absorb and suitable for cats’ intestines and stomach. Vitamin B2, zinc and other nutrients in the home have a beautifying effect on cats, and can also improve cats’ immunity. It is recommended that when cat owners feed small krill to cats, they should remove the shrimp shells and heads and tails, and only feed the krill meat. Feed them appropriately to prevent eating too much and causing gastrointestinal discomfort in cats and increasing the burden on the kidneys. Cat food should be the main food at ordinary times.

Precautions for feeding krill to cats:

1. Make sure the source of krill is healthy, fresh and pollution-free, and contains no substances harmful to cats.

2. Do not feed raw krill to cats. The heads and tails of the krill should be removed and shelled, and then cooked in clean water. Do not add any seasonings to avoid increasing the digestive burden of the cat.

3. Just feed it appropriately. Cats should usually take cat food as their main food.

4. For cats who are feeding for the first time, you can let the cat try it first. If there is an abnormal reaction, you should stop feeding immediately and drink some probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract.