Yes, cooked egg yolks are very safe for cats and are rich in protein and other nutrients, making them a very good food for cats. The lecithin in egg yolk can promote the regeneration of liver cells and enhance the body's metabolic and immune functions. The lecithin and choline in egg yolk play an important role in cat hair formation. The protein component contained in egg yolk can have a good repair effect on liver tissue damage and is very beneficial to the cat's body. Although egg yolk is good, it should not be overdosed. Excessive consumption will cause a certain physical burden on the cat.

Cats should not eat too much egg yolk

However, although egg yolk is good, you should not eat too much. If the owner feeds the cat too much egg yolk, the cat will become obese and even develop fatty liver. Therefore, if the owner wants to feed his cat egg yolks, he only needs about two egg yolks a week.

Do not feed raw egg yolks to cats

Raw eggs contain a protease called avidin, which can reduce the absorption of B vitamins. And raw egg yolks can contain unkilled Salmonella, E. coli and Campylobacter. Salmonella is a type of bacteria that can cause food poisoning and intestinal diseases. It can easily cause acute gastroenteritis in cats. Once infected, it will cause considerable pain to cats.