Cats cannot eat seaweed. Because seaweed can put a burden on the cat's heart, kidneys and other organs, and in severe cases can induce disease. Moreover, seaweed itself has a relatively strong sea smell, and cats will instinctively eat a large amount, which will endanger the health of the cat's urinary system and induce kidney disease or stone disease. Feeding seaweed to cats for a long time can also cause the cat's hair to lose its luster and even lead to massive hair loss. It is recommended to feed mainly pet food such as cat food and canned cats, and you can also feed some pet snacks in appropriate amounts. In addition to seaweed, cats cannot eat raw seafood, raw meat, animal offal, onions, green onions, peppers, chocolate and other foods. Otherwise, the cat will suffer from gastrointestinal discomfort in mild cases and may be life-threatening in severe cases.

Precautions for cats eating dried seaweed meat:

1. Cats should not eat too much dried seaweed meat, which may easily lead to dull luster of the cat’s hair and even hair loss. or skin disease.

2. Cats cannot eat dried seaweed meat that is heavily seasoned and salty. Long-term consumption can easily increase the load on the kidneys and cause urinary stones.

3. If the cat eats dried seaweed meat for the first time, feed a small amount first. If the cat has adverse reactions, stop feeding immediately.