Cat food can be regarded as a relatively convenient pet food. It can not only meet the basic nutrition of cats, but also save the owner time and worry. However, although cat food is a more convenient pet food, it cannot be said to be the most suitable food for cats. Pet owners can also feed them raw meat or meat or cat rice.

Raw meat and bones and cat rice (including canned staple food or freeze-dried staple food) are more suitable for cats than cat food. However, if you don’t have so much time and energy to make food for your cat, you can add these kinds of food to your cat on the basis of cat food.

The first type: chicken breast

Chicken breast has a relatively high protein content and can be regarded as the most cost-effective high-protein meat. Although chicken breast does not taste good to humans, cats surprisingly love it. If you usually feed cat food, you can also boil chicken breast in plain water for the cat every three to five times to satisfy the cat's craving. The method is to boil it in plain water without adding any seasonings. Once cooked, just tear it into pieces and give it to the cat.

Second type: unsalted cheese

Unsalted cheese is the kind we can buy in supermarkets. Although this unsalted cheese is made of milk, it has been fermented and is easily absorbed by cats without diarrhea. Giving your cat a little unsalted cheese can make your cat’s hair bright and shiny. But be careful, this unsalted cheese is very high in calories, so don’t give your cat too much at one time.

The third type: goat milk powder

The molecular structure of goat milk powder is relatively small, so cats will not cause diarrhea if they drink it. Dairy products are rich in nutrients. Giving cats a proper drink can help them supplement their nutrition.

The fourth type: egg yolk

Egg yolk is also a good thing for cats. It is rich in lecithin and is very good for cat hair. If you want your cat’s hair to be smooth and shiny, then you’re right to feed your cat a few egg yolks a week.