Cats cannot eat lard residue, but dogs can eat lard residue. First of all, lard residue contains a large amount of oil. Cats’ gastrointestinal function is relatively fragile and cannot digest so much oil. Soft stools, vomiting, and diarrhea may occur. In addition, lard residue is relatively heavy in salt, and eating it will aggravate the condition of the cat. The burden on the kidneys will be harmful to the cat’s health. Dogs are omnivorous animals, but because lard residue is rich in fat, you should not let your dog eat too much. It is okay to eat one or two pieces occasionally.

The dangers of cats eating too much lard residue:

1. Cats eating too much lard residue may cause indigestion, resulting in soft stools, or even It is symptoms such as diarrhea.

2. The mobility may become poor and the patient may not want to move, lying down waiting for food to be digested. Activities at this time are uncomfortable and painful.

3. Excessive meat can easily lead to excessive obesity in cats. Especially when the pet itself has a fixed amount of exercise, feeding fat-based food will lead to problems such as hyperlipidemia and coronary heart disease.

4. Cause cats to be picky eaters, resulting in unbalanced nutrition.