Cats can eat crayfish. Shrimp is rich in protein, as well as zinc, iodine and selenium. It has low calories and fat, has high nutritional value and has the effect of supplementing nutrition. However, lobster is a food that is prone to allergies. If the cat owner is not sure whether the cat is allergic to lobster, it is recommended to feed the cat in small pieces when feeding for the first time. If it is found that the cat is allergic to lobster, it is recommended to stop feeding immediately. Cats can supplement protein by eating fish, chicken breasts, etc. instead of crayfish.

Precautions for feeding crayfish to cats:

1. It is recommended to feed the cat in small pieces when feeding for the first time. If the cat is found to be allergic to lobster, stop feeding immediately.

2. The shrimp heads must be removed. The shrimp heads are too hard, and cats can easily scratch their intestines if they eat them.

3. It is best not to feed raw lobster to cats, because there may be parasites in it, which will have a negative impact on the cat’s health.

4. Cats can eat lobster cooked in clean water instead of braised shrimp, because it contains a lot of seasonings that cats cannot digest and will have adverse effects on their health.