Cats can eat charcoal-grilled dried squid. Dried squid is rich in protein, iron, phosphorus, calcium, taurine, amino acids, etc. It can supplement cats with certain nutrients and can be occasionally rewarded to pet cats as snacks. However, cats cannot eat too much charcoal-grilled dried squid because it is processed food and may contain a certain amount of salt. If the cat eats it for a long time, it may cause harm to the body.

Precautions for cats eating dried squid:

1. Kittens should try not to eat dried squid: the kitten’s digestive system is still relatively weak, and it is very dangerous to eat dried squid at this time. It is easy to cause indigestion or vomiting. There is no harm in a simple diet for kittens. When the pet cat becomes an adult, increase the variety of snacks appropriately to avoid discomfort.

2. Control the amount of dried squid to prevent pet cats from being picky eaters: dried squid can only be used as snacks, not as staple food. If you feed too much dried squid, pet cats will not like to eat cat food. This kind of picky eating is difficult to reverse. For the health of your pet cat, try to control the amount of dried squid you feed.

3. Dried squid is not equal to grilled fish fillets: The grilled fish fillets we eat are indeed very similar to dried squid, but in order to adapt to people's tastes, grilled fish fillets add a lot of seasonings, and some even It is very salty. Eating too much of this grilled fish fillet is not good for pet cats, so try not to feed it.