What can’t Maine Coon cats eat?

Foods that Maine Coon cats should not eat or eat with caution include:

1. Pungent foods, such as pepper, mustard, and spicy oil;

2. Fatty food;

3. Food that is too cold and too hot. Maine Coon cats’ tongues are afraid of heat and their bodies will reject food that is too cold or too hot;

4. Internal organs contain vitamin A, but too much can damage the cat’s joints;

5. Onions can destroy red blood cells and cause anemia, which can lead to death in severe cases;

6. Aquatic products, such as octopus and squid - can cause indigestion, vomiting, and even death in severe cases;

7. Biscuits and sweets can easily cause tooth decay;

8. Chicken bones and fish bones are difficult to digest and may even hurt the gastrointestinal tract.

Maine Coon cats are carnivores. Meat and fish are high-phosphorus foods and rich in animal protein. However, eating these foods alone will cause a lack of calcium. In addition, to prevent constipation in your Maine Coon cat, you can give him some fruits and vegetables, such as spinach.

The ideal cat food should contain nutrients such as vitamins, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, amino acids and protein, and should be cooked lightly. Cats’ diets are different from humans, and we can’t feed Maine Coon cats our own preferences.