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Although much of the food that you eat may be safe for your cat, it's important that you think about those choices first. Remember, your cat is a cat and has different biology than you do. What is great for you could make your cat sick.
Yes, cats can eat some human foods. It just depends on what that food is and how much they try to eat. If you let your cat eat human food, make sure that you feed them an appropriately sized portion and avoid anything that makes your cat sick. When in doubt, give them the good stuff.
Knowing that cats can eat human food, it is best to focus on simple, unprepared foods if possible.
Your cat can eat cheese but in limited amounts. Most cats are lactose-intolerant, so giving them enough cheese will make them sick.
Rice is not a normal part of cats’ diets. However, it won’t hurt your cat in moderation. In fact, some people give their cats rice to help with stomach issues.
Yes, your cat can eat tuna. Cats need other foods though to get the nutrition that they need.
Yes, your cat can eat bacon. Try to limit it to an occasional thing, (pro tip: our treats are safe for consumption often) though since bacon is dense in calories. Also, eating a lot of bacon has immediate side effects and will make your cat sick.
Yes, it is a great choice for your cat.
Yes, but only in limited and infrequent amounts.
Yes, cats can have a little salami but under the same restrictions as pork.
Cooked salmon is okay to eat, but try to limit it since your cat may become addicted, literally.
Oatmeal is fine in small quantities to avoid stomach issues.
Like many other pets, cats cannot have any member of the onion family (i.e. onions, garlic, chives, etc.). Milk and milk products may also be a problem for a lot of cats since many cat breeds are actually lactose-intolerant. Grapes and grape products are also something that cats should avoid at all costs since they are toxic to cats. Anything that is made to be exclusively by humans (i.e. alcohol and other synthetic foods) can be very dangerous for cats as well.
No, your cat cannot eat chocolate at all. In fact, cats recognize it as being toxic for them and will rarely try to eat it on their own.
Eggs should be avoided although one or two probably won’t hurt your cat. There are proteins in eggs that can block specific nutrients that cats need. Cook the eggs to avoid Salmonella and E Coli.
While the contents of peanut butter won’t kill your cat, the consistency of it might. Do not give your cat peanut butter because it is a choking hazard for cats.
Bread is not the best for cats, but they can eat it as long as it is not bread that is heavy in yeast. Consuming too much yeast can mess with your cat’s stomach.
Popcorn is technically non-toxic for cats. However, it is a choking hazard because of the kernel.
No, your cat should not eat ham. Processed meats usually have high amounts of sodium and preservatives, which are hard for cats to digest.
We’d lean towards no. However, your cat can eat non-dairy-based yogurt. Most cat breeds are lactose-intolerant and your cat will have a very hard time digesting anything that is milk-based.
Let’s leave this one in the freezer. Non-dairy ice cream should be okay, but regular ice cream is not.