Garden cats can eat shrimp. 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, please note that if a cat is allergic to shrimp, do not feed shrimp to the cat. It is recommended that cat owners let the cat try a little bit when feeding shrimp to the cat for the first time. If the cat has adverse reactions, the feeding should be stopped immediately and a little probiotics should be added to relieve the cat's discomfort. adverse reactions.

Precautions when feeding shrimp to cats:

1. Make sure the source of shrimp is transparent and does not contain substances that are harmful to cats.

2. Shrimp fed to cats needs to be frozen for a certain period of time to completely kill the bacteria contained in them to avoid harming the cat’s body.

3. If you want to feed your cat raw shrimp, you should pay attention to increasing the frequency of deworming the cat, preferably once a month.

4. When feeding cooked shrimps to cats, do not add too much seasoning to avoid placing a greater digestive burden on the cat’s gastrointestinal tract.

5. Feed appropriately, once or twice a week. Cats should take cat food as their main food.