5 Human Foods Cats Can Eat (And 5 To Avoid!) 

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Please can you tell me what you feed your cat exactly ??🙏 I want to get my cat on a Really Good food routine. I made the mistake of giving him a very small amount of canned red sockeye salmon, which I did not realize, contained 370mg of sodium to mix with his cosequin . I have also in the past, given him very little amounts of sardines in oil. Now I'm beating myself up about it. I seriously Need to find out the routine ,& types of foods you feed your cat. Please Help Me 🙏😢

@@marywoodard4223 Cat should never eat anything with salt in it. I would highly recommend checking out the raw diet. It is biologically appropriate so whenever your pet is on it it has how much lower risk of disease and cancer. Make sure you research though.

Great video

Thank u for this info!

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same!! I love this channel

Same! Accept I haven’t gotten my cat yet, I spent over 7 months researching cats and convincing my dad who is allergic to cats to let me get one, I just had my bday and he gave me a cat collar I said I could get one!!!

Thank you for adopting cat from shelter, you are awesome!

for cheese remember that cats can not properly digest dairy (lack of proper enzymes to break it down, so its very hard on them and can cause issues! please make sure that you research before doing things like so!!!

@@elizabeth1663 of course id research before feeding my cat anything!

@@elizabeth1663 Greek yogurt contains very little lactose. That is why it is more appropriate for cats than other dairy products. Cheeses also contain very little lactose, but the problem is that they tend to be high in salt, and thus unhealthy for cats.

You really should be careful and not feed foods with spices in it. It can harm cats

Your cat eats better than me

hello there I had some suggestions for you..you should try out raw eggs, I give them to my raw fed ferrets & dogs, very nutritious and beneficial to their coat (unlike cooked). 1 per cat per week and for cheese remember that cats can not properly digest dairy (lack of proper enzymes to break it down, so its very hard on them and can cause issues!1) please don't give any grains to your cat ever! their body is not designed to digest grains. Fyi cats are obligate carnivores meaning, they can only properly utilize and digest animal carcasses, which is why most cat kibble cause health issues. For the meat.. unless your feeding organic RAW chicken meaning no rosemary oil added no spiced, no salt and no vinegar, You shouldn't be feeding it AT ALL.. This goes for all meats. Try feeding it raw! it comes much more nutritious for them to eat it in its natural state! Its what cats dogs and ferret were designed to do.

Bread is not good for them

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Glad to hear it, Mary! Thank you for being here.

Pumpkin is a really good source of fiber for our pets! Whether they have loose stools or constipation it works wonders! The vet I used to work for would allow us to tell owners this if there were no other symptoms to save them $ and a visit (obviously if there were any other signs of illness they need to be seen right away)

My vet has reccomended me to add pumpkin into my cat's diet regarding her gland issues

I Love Pumpkin pie 🥰.

try feeding them raw! very beneficial to their health and coat!!

@@elizabeth1663 it's not good to give a cat an uncooked eggs. They may have salmonella. Unless you have your own chicken.

@@sofiawils3829 Cats actually have the bacteria to break down raw food. So it doesn’t harm them believe it or not! But if you were to give raw meat or eggs to a human it would in fact harm them. You should really make sure you googling these things before you’re commenting. Cats are obligate carnivores meaning that in the wild they eat raw animal carcasses. I promise you I know what I’m talking about;) I feed my four ferrets a raw balanced diet which consist of raw animal carcasses and fish. As well as I feed it to my dogs. Domesticated animals are not supposed to be on kibble. There’s a reason why it gives them diseases and cancer!! you can avoid it by feeding a raw balanced diet! you should check out my ferrets Instagram @ferociousfuzzybutts ;) pazu and friends youtube channel has more on RawFeeding. Also there have been more recalls on kibble with salmonella, different diseases & lacking nutrition then there has been in Raw meat!!

@@elizabeth1663 I don't believe in such nonsense. Last month my cat got pousoned with canned cats food. The diagnosis was salmonella. The cat vomits for 2 days. I thought I will lose her. Veterinarians rescue her for 3 days. That treatment to save her me cost many sleepless nights & nearly $ 4.000.oo.......Please believe, salmonella is in every raw food & more. Cat's bacterial doesn't destroy salmonella!!!

@@sofiawils3829 Well I give raw eggs to my ferrets and my dogs & thousands after thousands of people do the exact same thing buddy you’re delusional. I gave my dogs raw eggs today and their are plenty of pets that are thriving in fact. you will never get to experience the happiness that comes out of having a raw fed pet.. why don’t you go ahead and Google salmonella contaminations in kibble? And then go ahead and Google it in raw diet.. explain to me why a healthy dog has 30% salmonella in the G.I. tract. You have no idea what you’re talking about.. you have done no research whatsoever to prove what you’re talking about. I have done countless weeks of research on what I do on a daily basis. I’ve seen the changes in my pets. The raw diet saved my ferret that had bladder stones twice..he would’ve died because the urine can’t pass through.. He was on a dry kibble diet and drinking out of a water bottle. He is now better than ever and thriving. I could give you many more examples on how the raw diet has saved my pet’s life.. how many times can you say that about kibble? Is that right none?? my god really!!! that’s what I thought cats dogs and ferrets have a much lower gastric pH compared to humans. We are not designed to eat raw meat. Go look at a cats incisors. As well as dog and ferret. Their body is designed to rip flush off his bones. I don’t think that I ever see wild polecats tigers or wolves eating kibble from a factory that is highly processed and covered in cancer. I choose not to feed harm fully processed foods. The companies that I support for my roommate have in mind of keeping pets healthy and making them thrive. Cable companies only want money they use the remains from human meat such as beaks and many other completely nutrient insufficient ingredients. It’s only because it’s cheap. I buy raw meat because it’s the highest quality that I could possibly give my pets. I want to give them the best life that they can have while they’re still with me. If you choose to not do the same I feel bad for you. It’s too bad.

I'm really happy to hear that you think so!

Will consider it! Thanks, Gary.

You should try brushing out your cat daily to avoid cat hair build up on different surfaces!

the salt is soaked into the chicken so try feeding it raw and organic with no salt no spices or vinegar added!! this can be extremely harmful to cats because their bodies were NOT designed to get this kind of stuff!!!

@@elizabeth1663 Aww you care so much about cats that is so sweet of you❣️

Oh, so glad that your cat loves it! I was delighted to see her using it, as my kitties were slow to warm up to it at first. A good product!

Glad it was helpful!

@@AllAboutCatsYT Yes! Great video! I have a question, would it be ok to give my cats turkey cold cuts (cooked meat)? It says its less than 2% sodium. As a treat, they go crazy for it, but I am concerned abt the sodium intake. Its only as a treat, maybe once a month. Pls advise. Thank u

@@debbieshomes6984 A tiny bit of turkey deli meat once a month or so would be fine. Your cat's body doesn't accumulate sodium over time, so as long as the rest of their diet is nutritionally balanced, I wouldn't worry about a high-sodium treat once in a while.

@@AllAboutCatsYT its not a tiny bit, but its given as a treat on occasion. Its easier to buy than to buy turkey tenderloins and boil & shred it. They normally eat wet food for lunch, freeze dried raw snack in the afternoon and dry food at night & in early morning. No free feeding anymore. Only good healthy food, staying away from carrageen, gluten and no "by products" either. Thanks for all your videos & answering my questions. ❤❤❤

Butter is good in small quantities if your cat is prone to getting matted fur

I dropped a can of Pringle and my cat grabbed like 4 before I could get out of bed and across the room to get them

Omg same my cat tries to eat my toast all the time

Thank YOU for being here!

Same here. A couple of my friends cats too.

Glad it was helpful!

Awww! Happy to hear it. 😻

Treats? Then what’s a meal for them?

@@luna740 He get wet food twice a day, some form of meat and a few dreamies treats. He gets egg yolk once or twice a week when I make an omelette lol. Also gets frozen chicken necks 2-3 times a week. He's now been with us for almost a year and he's healthier than ever! He was a bit over weight at one point (4-5 months ago) bc we gave him dry food and treats so much to encourage good behavior but now he's back to a normal weight and happy. :)

Hi ! How is your cat doing ? I have two cats and I find it hard to find the right diet for them. Can you help ?❤

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That's a great idea! I've taken your idea down and we will keep it in mind.

Usually the problem is that the milk is pasteurized, which is heavily processed with synthetic minerals and nutrients. The pH is also acidic instead of alkaline or basic like raw milk that hasn't been tampered with. Just a factor to consider. Often times, the problem is not the milk but what they do to it.

Cats are lactose intolerant smh its not a baby cow.

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That doesn’t mean it was the best diet for them though

@@tiramisumochi4787 not if they simply died of old age instead of complications from a bad diet

Hi Eda, we will consider it! For now, you may like our article on the topic: allaboutcats.com/best-cat-vitamins-and-supplements

@@AllAboutCatsYT Thank you for the article link I will definitely check it out.

Yes She is, and I Like the videos too.🐈

Thank you for commenting; we'll consider it.

I would be interested in this too! they have an article on the top Urinary cat foods on the All About Cats website. the recommendations mostly aren't specially formulated for urinary health but I guess they are healthy options because they have high moisture, have high quality ingredients, and avoid certain things. I would like to feed my cat a higher quality food but I'm scared to give him something that isn't specially urinary formulated.

Questionable. I've read a lot of reports of freshness problems in the stores, and they use sodium nitrate as a preservative, which may not be ideal.

Make it throw up

Hope they're okay! Keep a close eye on them and don't hesitate to contact a vet if it seems to be causing any issues. Take care!

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Must be gorgeous! Congratulations. 😻

Hi Adiy, that's a White Barn candle. Thanks for commenting.

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Hi Amber! You may appreciate our feeding guide for kittens to adult cats: allaboutcats.com/cat-feeding-guide

Hi Michael, my cats are fine with the candles, but I do take care to never leave a room with a lit candle as you never know what might happen.

Hi Andrea, frozen raw cat food is a great option; just make sure to keep a clean camp. We hope to cover raw food in more depth soon.

Good question. That's one you'd likely want to consult your vet before trying, because seaweed's mineral content may be a cause for concern for some.

A lot of people give their cats bonito flakes as treats! Thats a much more thoroughly vetted option 😉

Great comment. I'm amazed that your cat snuck and ate three scones under the bed! What a motivated and curious kitty. Glad that everything worked out well.

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