Cats can eat some bones appropriately, but not all bones can be fed to cats. Cats can supplement animal protein by eating an appropriate amount of raw bones and meat, but they have difficulty digesting cooked brittle bones and small broken bones. In addition, there is likely to be a large amount of bone residue left in the cooked bones, which may get stuck in the cat's throat or even cause the cat to suffocate.

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Marrow is very rich in fat, and cats mainly rely on fat to obtain energy. When there is no meat, bones are also a good choice. In addition, ingesting bones can also supplement a large amount of mineral elements, such as calcium. For cats, it can also supplement calcium and promote bone growth.