Cats with pancreatitis cannot eat egg yolks. Pancreatitis in cats is a common medical disease that can cause cats to have symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, and poor mental state during the disease. Egg yolk can produce gas, causing abdominal distension in cats and aggravating the condition. Cats must pay attention to their diet during their recovery from pancreatitis and avoid foods high in cholesterol and fat, such as fatty meats, offal, nuts, and egg yolks.

Dietary precautions during cat pancreatitis:

1. If the cat with pancreatitis continues to vomit, it should be fasted without food and water. Because the cat is dehydrated and has severe vomiting, only Nutrients and water can be replenished by going to the hospital for infusion. At the same time, the cat needs to be given pain relief and anti-inflammation.

2. Follow the doctor’s instructions and eat prescribed food. Pay attention to supplementing fat-soluble vitamins and trace elements. Eat foods with relatively low fat content or high-quality protein and high carbohydrates.

3. During the recovery period, you also need to pay attention to the cat’s light diet and slowly adjust the cat’s gastrointestinal absorption capacity. Cats should also be given regular physical examinations and dewormed regularly. Avoid recurrence.

4. Avoid overeating, eat small meals frequently, and feed at least three times a day.