Cats can eat bread mochi. The main nutritional component of bread and mochi is carbohydrates, which can provide cats with a certain amount of energy. However, it is not recommended that cat owners feed their cats large amounts of bread and mochi, because bread contains a lot of sugar for cats, and the sugar content is high, which is not good for the cat’s gastrointestinal health. The main ingredient of mochi is glutinous rice, which is difficult for cats to digest. Feeding mochi to cats may cause indigestion. It is recommended that cat owners only try it once or twice for their cats once in a while, and never regard bread and mochi as their cat’s staple food.

Precautions for cats eating bread mochi:

1. Cats must not eat fermented raw steamed buns and bread. Fermented steamed buns and bread not only have the chance to grow in the cat's stomach and block the intestines, but the yeast will also release toxic ethanol into the blood in the stomach. These ingredients can be poisonous to cats.

2. Be careful about additives that are toxic to cats. Many breads contain raisins, minced garlic, etc., and these are foods that cats cannot eat. Therefore, you must carefully check the ingredients of bread before feeding.

3. Many breads, especially those with milk or chocolate flavors, like to add sweeteners, which are also dangerous and require more attention.

4. Try not to feed packaged mochi to cats, because it not only contains a lot of additives, but also the glutinous rice content itself is difficult to digest, which will put a greater burden on cats.

5. Pay attention to the amount of bread you feed: 1/3 slice each time is enough. Do not give it every day, but once a week. Do not give it more than 5% of the staple food each time.