Cats are not allowed to eat leftovers. Human leftovers contain more salt and fat. When cats eat these excessive amounts of salt, they can easily cause brain tissue edema, ventricular effusion, and even death. Feeding leftovers to cats may cause adverse reactions such as vomiting and diarrhea, seriously endangering the cat's health. It is recommended that cat owners feed their cats special cat food for pets and not feed their cats human leftovers.

The dangers of cats eating leftovers for a long time:

1. Excessive salt intake: The salt intake of humans is much different from that of cats. When your cat When they get used to eating the same meals you eat, their salt intake will go way over the top. Once the salt intake exceeds the standard, the cat will have dull coat color, hair loss, and may also have symptoms of retching and coughing. Foods with high salt content will also increase the burden on cats’ kidneys, making cats prone to kidney disease.

2. Obesity: Cats are greedy just like people. Some cats have already eaten cat food, but when they see you giving them more tempting food, they will still eat it, even if they don’t. Not hungry. If things go on like this, cats will eat more and more and become more and more picky about food. They will not eat anything that is not good. Once a cat is overweight, it may face many cardiovascular and joint diseases.

3. Bad habits: After your cat gets used to your food, he will always want to eat it. Therefore, you will see him jumping on the dining table or digging through the trash can. If the cat eats spoiled food from the trash can, it will induce various digestive system diseases. At this time, it will be difficult for you to change its habits.