Cats cannot eat refrigerated meat. The temperature of the meat just taken out of the refrigerator is relatively low, and the cat's gastrointestinal tract is relatively fragile. If you eat refrigerated meat directly, it will increase the burden on the cat's gastrointestinal tract, leading to diarrhea or enteritis.

How to deal with frozen meat:

1. Before feeding, check whether the meat has deteriorated and make sure it has not deteriorated before giving it to the cat to avoid vomiting and diarrhea. poisoning phenomenon.

2. If the meat is raw, it is recommended to cook the meat before feeding it to the cat. There may be parasites in the raw meat, and cooked meat is cleaner and hygienic.

3. If the refrigerated meat itself is cooked, it can be left at room temperature for a period of time to allow the meat to return to normal temperature before feeding, or the meat can be heated before feeding.