Cats can eat vitamin C. However, it should not be consumed in large amounts, because vitamin C is relatively irritating to the cat’s oral mucosa, and eating a large amount may cause the cat’s appetite to decrease. And be careful not to eat vitamin C for humans, mainly because the content of vitamin C needed by cats is different from that needed by humans, and the dosage cannot be controlled. Excessive intake will also be harmful to the cat's body.

Under what circumstances do cats need to supplement vitamin C

1. Cats need to supplement vitamin C when they are injured. Sufficient vitamin C can promote wound healing.

2. Kittens need to supplement vitamin C. Kittens grow quickly and are prone to vitamin C deficiency, so generally speaking, kittens need to be supplemented with vitamin C.

3. Sick cats need to supplement vitamin C. The demand for vitamin C in sick cats increases, but the body’s synthesis ability is declining, so supplementation is also needed at this time.