Cats cannot eat raw peanut skins. Peanut skin is peanut coat, which is the red or black seed coat on the outer surface of peanut seeds. It has extremely low nutritional value for cats and is generally not consumed. Cats are carnivores and do not need to consume too much dietary fiber. It is recommended that cat owners appropriately feed some meat foods. Cat food should be the cat's staple food to ensure the nutritional needs of cats.

Precautions for cats eating peanuts:

1. You can eat a small amount of peanut kernels. Peanut kernels are rich in fat, starch, trace elements and vitamins, and do not contain harmful substances to cats. Harmful ingredients can increase nutrition if cats eat them.

2. Due to the high fat content in peanuts, you cannot overeat them. Eating too much may lead to obesity, so limit it to 4-5 peanuts.

3. If the cat accidentally chokes on eating peanuts, help the cat take out the peanuts in time. If it is serious, take it to the hospital for treatment.