Cats can eat dried shrimps during confinement. Shrimp skin is rich in vitamin B12, as well as zinc and iodine, which are good for cat hair. However, the calcium content in dried shrimps is relatively high, which is not conducive to digestion and absorption by cats, so cats can only eat a small amount of dried shrimps.

Attention should be paid to eating dried shrimps for cats in confinement:

1. Be sure to cook the dried shrimps before giving them to cats. There may be parasites and eggs on the shrimp skin, and if not cooked, the cat may be infected with parasites.

2. It is best to grind the shrimp skin before giving it to the cat to avoid the hard shrimp skin from scratching the cat’s intestines and stomach.

3. In addition to shrimps, cats can also eat some meat, crucian carp soup, animal liver, egg yolk porridge, etc. during confinement period to supplement nutrition and promote cat milk secretion.