Cats can eat cooked corn.

Corn can provide cats with energy needs and contains vitamins, trace elements and minerals.

But do not overfeed. Corn is not easily digested by cats. If you overfeed, it may cause indigestion in cats, and sometimes it may also cause vomiting and diarrhea.

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Cat’s natural habits, natural habitat, and cat’s tooth structure and intestinal length show that cats are not capable of obtaining rich food on their own under natural conditions. Carbohydrate foods are also not suitable for a carbohydrate-rich herbivore/omnivore diet. A diet rich in carbohydrates prolongs the time that food stays in the intestines, which is a burden on the intestines of cats who are accustomed to meat, so they are not suitable for eating large amounts of carbohydrates.