Cats raised in captivity can eat fish. Cats raised in captivity are carnivores. Different types of fish are rich in high-quality protein, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins A and B vitamins. Fish oil also has a good health care effect on cats’ skin and hair, and can effectively give them Supplement nutrition for cats to ensure their growth and development. However, when feeding fish to captive-bred cats, be careful to pick out the fish bones. The fish bones are very thin and sharp and can easily get stuck in the throat, posing a danger to the cat.

How to cook fish for artificially raised cats:

1. First of all, cats cannot eat salt. Cats do not sweat and have very high requirements for salt. If you eat less, you will get sick if you eat too much. Secondly, cats’ noses are very sensitive, and they will not eat stale food, so they go to the market to buy fresh fish and wash it at home.

2. Steaming is the best way to cook fish, which can retain the freshness of the fish and is convenient and easy to cook. Prepare the egg steamer, add a small spoonful of water to the egg steamer, place the fish on the egg steamer and steam until cooked.

3. At the same time, you can cook porridge in the pot. Do not put too much water or too little rice grains. The porridge should be thicker so that cats like to eat it.

4. Mash the fish meat. If it is convenient, you can help pick out the fish bones, so that it will be more convenient for the cat to eat.

5. Next, pour the fish and cooked porridge into the cat bowl. You can also add some chopped spinach, and then use chopsticks to mix evenly.

6. Cats do not eat hot food, so the mixed fish porridge should be set aside until the temperature becomes low, so that it can be given to the cat.