How to pamper a cat: three products that no pet will refuse

A cat's diet should consist of balanced and healthy foods. Veterinarians do not recommend regularly combining commercial food with homemade food, as it can lead to digestive system and metabolism problems.

OBOZREVATEL has identified nutritious and appealing treats that your cat won't refuse, providing essential vitamins and nutrients to complement its daily diet.

Shrimp

Cats generally enjoy eating shrimp, a healthy option for animals. However, there are certain nuances to consider:

• Cats should be given only boiled and peeled seafood.
• Shrimp should be cooked without adding salt and other seasonings.
• Excessive amounts can harm the animal.

Occasionally treating your pet to a small amount of shrimp can have a beneficial effect on its body and digestive system.

Mussels

Mussels contain taurine and a variety of nutrients. It's essential to cook mussels that have been cleaned of shell residue beforehand. After heat treatment, veterinarians advise dividing seafood into several parts before feeding your pet.

Tuna

While cats love to eat tuna, experts do not recommend giving this fish regularly. It's acceptable to treat your cat to a portion of boiled tuna occasionally. Raw or canned tuna can be harmful to cats.

It's crucial never to feed cats foods containing tomatoes, onions, and garlic. Sweets, spicy, and salty foods are also prohibited. Additionally, foods fried in oil are not suitable.

Earlier, OBOZREVATEL provided information on determining how much water a cat should drink per day and preventing dehydration in an animal.

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