In addition to cat food, cats can also eat canned food, chicken breast, beef and other foods, but cat food should still be the main food. Cats are carnivores. In addition to the necessary nutrients in cat food, owners can usually feed their cats some high-protein, high-nutrition foods, but they cannot be fed as staple food. If the cat likes to eat a certain food, it is recommended that the owner stop feeding it to avoid making the cat picky eaters, causing nutritional imbalance and unhealthy health.

Foods that cats cannot eat:

1. Onion foods: Can destroy red blood cells, cause anemia, and even death.

2. Squid and octopus: easily cause indigestion and stomach expansion.

3. Mustard and chili: they will paralyze the sense of taste. It can also cause irritation to the gastrointestinal tract.

4. Chicken bones and fish bones: It is easy to puncture the throat or digestive tract, causing loss of appetite.

5. Abalone and salamander snails: can cause dermatitis.

6. Sweets: Can cause heart disease and dental plaque, and chocolate can poison cats.

7. Mackerel: Contains unsaturated fatty acids, which may cause yellow fat syndrome if used for a long time.