Cats can eat raw rainbow trout. Rainbow trout is a freshwater fish. Rainbow trout contains a large amount of protein, iron, vitamins and other nutrients. Cat owners can properly feed their cats raw rainbow trout. Eating raw rainbow trout is beneficial to dental health to a certain extent. It can clean tartar through the friction between meat and teeth. However, when cats eat raw rainbow trout meat, they must be dewormed regularly to prevent the cat from being infected with internal parasites in the raw meat.

Precautions when feeding fish to cats:

1. Do not eat fish heads: Fish heads cannot be eaten by cats because some of them grow in ponds. If it is large, it will inevitably be infected with a lot of bacteria, not to mention that fish heads sometimes have gills and other things left on them, which will cause certain harm to the cat's body if eaten. It is recommended that owners clean up the fish when feeding their cats.

2. Don’t eat tuna oil: Owners must not give tuna oil to their cats, because tuna oil contains a large amount of polyunsaturated fat, and cats are prone to pansteatitis after eating it, which will cause Anorexia and hair loss may occur, and you may even die if you eat too much.

3. Fish should not be used as staple food: Some owners will feed fish to their cats as their staple food. In this way, the cats will not be able to keep up with the nutrition. Cats will also be prone to eating a single food for a long time. If malnutrition occurs, the owner will regret it, so you must pay attention to the balance of nutrition in your diet.

4. If you feed your cat raw fish at home, you must pay attention to deworming the cat regularly, and the frequency of deworming for cats eating raw fish is higher than that for cats eating cooked meat. It is recommended to deworm the cat for one month. Get a deworming session.