People can eat cat food, but they should not eat it too much or too often, as it may lead to malnutrition, constipation or illness. The taste of cat food is relatively fishy, ​​which is difficult for most people to accept. If you eat cat food that has not been tested to standard or is of poor quality, you may experience nausea, vomiting and other uncomfortable reactions. In severe cases, you may have intestinal mucosal damage or poisoning, so it is generally not recommended to eat cat food.

Key points for purchasing cat food:

1. Look at the ingredient list. Check whether the ingredient list is public. It is best to choose cat food with an open and transparent ingredient list. Choose cat food with meat listed first in the ingredient list. Check the ingredient list to see if it contains preservatives, flavors, etc. and try to avoid it.

2. Look at the nutritional content. The main nutrients needed by cats are mainly protein, fat, trace elements, minerals, etc.

3. Depending on the growth stage of the cat, the cat food required is also different.