Cow cats can eat egg albumen, which can meet the cat’s demand for protein in the body. However, it should be noted that cats eating large amounts of egg albumen for a long time may lead to vitamin B7 deficiency. It is better to feed cats egg yolks. Egg yolks are rich in lecithin, which is good for cats’ hair and skin.

Precautions for cats eating eggs:

1. Although eggs are very good for cats, they still cannot use eggs as their staple food.

2. When feeding eggs, try to cook them in plain water without adding seasonings; cooked eggs contain less antibiotic protein than raw eggs, and antibiotic proteins will hinder cats’ absorption of vitamin b7.

3. If you want to choose raw eggs, it is best to buy sterile eggs, because ordinary raw eggs may put cats at risk of salmonella, E. coli and campylobacter.

4. It is usually not recommended for cats under 3 months old to eat eggs, because the cat’s digestive system is not yet complete at this time and may cause indigestion. Cats over three months old can eat cooked egg yolks, but be sure not to feed them egg whites. You can separate the yolks from hard-boiled eggs and mix them into your cat's food.