Cats can eat apples, but they cannot eat too much. The apple core contains cyanide and cats cannot eat it. When parents give apples to cats, it is best to choose fresh, room-temperature apples without pesticide residues and cut them into small pieces. Give the cat small pieces to eat to prevent the cat from getting stuck in the throat. Apples are rich in nutrients and can promote the digestion of the cat’s gastrointestinal tract.

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In fact, the cat food we feed our cats every day contains fruits, and also contains vegetables, meat and other various ingredients. Although cat food looks monotonous, it is actually very nutritionally balanced. Parents do not have to worry about their cats becoming malnourished after eating cat food.