Cats can eat shrimp during confinement. Eating an appropriate amount of shrimp can supplement the cat with calcium and certain trace elements. During the lactation period, the cat needs to produce a large amount of milk to meet the growth needs of the kitten. The content of the cat's milk It contains a large amount of protein, calcium, magnesium minerals, and fat. Therefore, the calcium loss in the postpartum cat's body will be very serious. The cat must be replenished with calcium and other nutrients in time.

Precautions for feeding shrimp to cats

1. Peel off the shrimp skin and toxic ingredients. Although the shrimp skin is not that hard, it may scratch the esophagus and digestion to a certain extent. Bad risks need to be stripped away.

2. Don’t eat too much. Shrimp is rich in nutrients. If you feed too much, the cat will gain weight. Gaining weight will cause dystocia during delivery.

3. You cannot eat raw food because shrimp and other aquatic products contain many parasites and other pathogenic microorganisms and need to be cooked before feeding.