Giant pandas can eat cat food. Cat food generally contains protein, fat, crude fiber, crude ash, calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, taurine, and moisture. These ingredients have certain nutritional value for giant pandas, but giant pandas’ food is generally bamboo, including bamboo leaves, bamboo shoots, and young bamboo. Because bamboo is rich in nutrients and has a good taste, bamboo is the main source of nutritional intake for giant pandas. , at the same time, giant pandas will also eat some fruits and vegetables with better taste, such as apples, bananas, cucumbers, carrots and other foods as supplementary food. Wild giant pandas may also eat bamboo rats.

What are the foods of giant pandas:

1. The staple food of giant pandas is bamboo. This is determined by the giant panda's own structure and living environment. Giant pandas have lived in the wild for a long time. Bamboo is widely distributed and easy to obtain, and there are few competitors for food.

2. In addition to bamboo, giant pandas’ meals include carrots, oranges, grapes, etc. Daily fruits are mainly apples.

3. Giant pandas raised in captivity are also fed Wowotou. Wowotou is mainly made of rice, corn, and soybeans. Because pandas need to ingest some trace elements in the wild, the trace elements taken in by the panda itself may not be enough to supply the panda. Therefore, panda breeders will artificially add some trace elements into the nest to ensure the nutritional needs of the panda's body.