Cats can eat boiled chicken skin. Cats' gastrointestinal tract is relatively fragile and cannot eat food heavy in oil and salt. Boiled chicken skin is relatively light and will not pose a threat to the cat's body. Chicken skin is very rich in collagen. Collagen plays a very important role in cat skin. It has very good supporting force and can hold up the skin tissue well, making the skin more moisturized and plump. However, chicken skin also contains a lot of lipids, so cats should not be allowed to eat too much, just feed them in appropriate amounts.

Precautions when feeding cats:

1. Do not let cats drink milk. Most cats do not have lactase in their bodies and cannot decompose lactose. Once eaten, it may cause diarrhea in cats. There are special cat milk powder or goat milk powder for cats.

2. Do not feed cats food with strong odor and taste, such as pepper, chili, mustard, seven-spice powder, etc., which are irritating to the cat’s skin, eyes and nose, and can also irritate the gastrointestinal tract and cause diarrhea. It causes a great burden on the gastrointestinal tract.

3. Do not feed raw fish, raw meat, or animal liver to cats. These foods may contain parasites, which may cause your cat to become infected with parasites. It must be cooked before being given to cats.

4. Do not give nuts to cats, as this will cause severe acute reactions in cats.

5. Be sure not to feed your cat onions, garlic and other foods containing allyl disulfide compounds, which may destroy red blood cells, cause anemia, and even lead to the death of the cat.