Dogs and cats can eat corn. The main nutrients of corn are cellulose and starch, which can provide cats and dogs with energy needs. It also contains vitamins, trace elements and minerals. However, feeding too much corn is not easy for cats and dogs to digest. If fed too much, it may cause indigestion in cats, and sometimes it may cause vomiting and diarrhea.

Notes on feeding corn to cats and dogs:

1. The corn that cats and dogs eat is limited. Most of the corn we usually eat is sweet corn, which has a higher sugar content. High, not suitable for cats and dogs. Owners can give their cats and dogs waxy corn that has lower sugar content and higher starch content.

2. The owner can steam the corn, which can ensure the safety of the cat and dog's diet. However, if the cat or dog is given a corn cob directly, be careful of it choking and causing suffocation or esophageal obstruction. Other commercially processed corn products may have added salt or other chemicals that are harmful to dogs and cats.