Food taboos for Isle of Man tailless cats:

1. Onions. Onions in any form, whether powdered, raw, cooked or dehydrated, can destroy a Manx cat's red blood cells, causing anemia. Eating a little occasionally may be fine, but eating a large amount at one time or a small amount regularly can lead to onion poisoning in Isle of Man tailless cats.

2. Alcohol. Never feed your Manx cat anything with alcohol as a prank. It will damage the liver and brain of the Manx cat. Severe alcohol poisoning will cause the Manx cat to die quickly. This is not a prank. Kidding.

3. Grapes and raisins. Even small amounts of grapes and raisins can make cats sick and may even cause acute kidney failure. Vomiting may occur within 12 hours of ingestion. Other symptoms may appear within 24 hours, including drowsiness, diarrhea, loss of appetite, abdominal pain, and decreased urine output.

What is suitable for Isle of Man tailless cats to eat:

1. Staple food: Cat’s staple food is best based on cat food. Do not feed too much carbohydrate-containing water. Compound staple.

2. Fish: Fish contains a large amount of protein, as well as a variety of fatty acids and amino acids, which are very good for cat hair, and the taurine in fish promotes the photoreceptor cells in the cat's retina.

3. Chicken breast: Chicken breast is the part of the chicken that has a relatively low fat content and is easy to handle. Chicken breast is a typical high-protein, low-fat food and rich in vitamins.

4. Cooked egg yolk: Cooked egg yolk is rich in lecithin. Lecithin has the effect of beautifying and skin-beautifying the cat's hair. It is very good for the health of the cat's hair and is rich in nutrients.

5. Fruits: You can feed cats a small amount of fruits, such as apples, watermelons, cantaloupes, pineapples, papayas, strawberries, bananas, cantaloupe, etc.