From a scientific point of view, fat meat is food that cats can digest. They digest fat and protein, both of which are obtained from fatty meats. In terms of nutrition, cats can get nutrients like vitamin A, vitamin B, vitamin E and minerals from fat meat. ​​​​​​

However, when using fat as food for cats, don’t forget to control the amount. Because fatty meats contain a lot of fat, and cats’ digestive tracts can’t handle too much fat, if they consume too much fat, their fat levels may be too high, leading to obesity and even diabetes.

In addition, fatty meat may contain some contaminants, such as bacteria, viruses and heavy metals, which may cause harm to cats' health if they ingest them. Therefore, when providing fat meat to cats, you should ensure that the meat is fresh and free from contamination.

Generally speaking, fat meat does not have a big impact on cats’ health, but they cannot become cats’ staple food, they can only be used as cat snacks. Additionally, your cat’s weight should be checked regularly based on their age, size, and activity level to prevent obesity.

In short, cats can eat fat meat, but the amount should be controlled and the meat must be fresh. Providing your cat with fatty meats can provide nutrients, but they should not be considered a staple food. It’s also important to check your cat’s weight regularly to prevent them from becoming obese.