Cats can eat cooked hairy crabs. Crabs are rich in protein and calcium, and the meat is delicious. Cats love to eat them. Feeding them in moderation is very helpful for the development of their bones and teeth. When feeding cooked hairy crabs, the owner should pick out the crab meat and crab roe. Cats cannot peel the shells themselves. Giving a crab to the cat to bite directly will damage the cat's mouth and stomach.

Precautions for cats eating hairy crabs:

1. Test whether they are allergic: Some cats may have seafood allergies when eating crabs. Be sure to do this if they are feeding them for the first time. Watch out for allergies.

2. Feeding in small amounts: Crabs have high salt content. Excessive feeding is also a burden on the cat’s kidneys. It can also easily cause gastrointestinal discomfort, flatulence, indigestion, etc.

3. Do not eat raw hairy crabs: There may be parasites in raw hairy crabs, and eating them will cause cats to have diarrhea.