Cats cannot eat frozen mice. Although cats can eat mice, it is not recommended to feed frozen mice. Feeding colder food may cause cats to suffer from gastritis, enteritis and other conditions. It is best to warm the little mouse up first and wait until the temperature reaches normal before feeding it. Also note that the rats you feed are not poisoned to death.

Cats can eat mice, but you need to pay attention to feeding cats to eat mice:

1. First observe the cat’s physical changes. If the cat has no reaction, such as being in a normal state of mind, eating normally, and playing normally, the cat owner does not need to worry too much. Cat eating mice is a natural behavior.

2. It is best not to let cats eat mice often. Mice contain many infectious diseases and bacteria, which can also cause some bad harm to cats. It is recommended if conditions permit. Directly purchasing some taurine tablets can directly improve your cat’s physical fitness.

3. Make sure that the mouse is not poisoned or died of disease, otherwise it may transmit pathogens to the cat.

4. If a cat shows symptoms such as vomiting, loss of appetite, lethargy, etc., it is recommended to take the cat to a pet hospital as soon as possible for induced vomiting and gastric lavage to reduce drug absorption, and provide intravenous infusion to accelerate toxin metabolism.