Cats can eat cornstarch, but it needs to be fed in small amounts. It is not recommended to give it to cats for a long time. Because corn is crude fiber, cats eating cornstarch can supplement trace elements such as calcium and iron. It can also promote the cat’s intestinal peristalsis and reduce the problem of constipation. However, cats have weak intestines and stomach. Excessive or long-term consumption of crude fiber foods such as cornstarch will cause indigestion and gastrointestinal burden in cats, so it is recommended to eat less.

Notes on feeding cats:

1. Keep the food plate clean at ordinary times. The cat’s leftover food can be put away and mixed with fresh food before being cooked and fed to the cat at the next feeding time. Do not feed cold food or cold food, as this will cause digestive disorders.

2. If you find that your cat has a bad habit of taking food out of the food plate, you need to train it immediately to correct it.

3. The water the cat drinks needs to be changed every day. Use pure water or cool boiled water to feed the cat, not tap water.

4. The cat’s diet needs to be strictly controlled by the poop scooper to prevent the cat from overeating, which may damage the spleen and stomach. Cats that are too obese are prone to diseases, so they should be given proper exercise.

5. Cats have a higher demand for protein, so they should choose cat food with high protein content.

6. Feed a small amount of snacks. If you feed too much, the cat will lose appetite and even go on a diet.

7. For newborn kittens, it is best to feed them breast milk or goat milk powder, not cow's milk.

8. Feed cats regular and appropriate cat grass, because cat grass can supplement fiber, maintain gastrointestinal health, and promote gastrointestinal motility and digestion.

9. Pet cats cannot eat raw fish for a long time, because raw meat has more parasites and bacteria, which can cause gastrointestinal damage and even infectious diseases.