Top six human foods that cats can eat

Top six human foods that cats can eat

Here are the Top six human foods that cats can eat. Most of your pet's diet should be nutritionally complete cat food. But every once in a while you can give her a treat from your plate. 

Top six human foods that cats can eat

You just need to know how to choose cat-friendly snacks, with nutrients she needs. 

Number 1: Meat Cats are meat eaters

Meat is essential for a strong heart, good vision, and a healthy reproductive system. Cooked beef, chicken, turkey, and a little number of lean deli meats are good for cats. Raw or spoiled meat could make a cat sick. If you wouldn't eat it, please don't give it to your pet.

Number 2: Whole Grains

Oats contain a lot of protein per calorie, and they're easy to make. Many cats like corn, and polenta, a coarsely ground cornmeal. Those have a good texture for them. You can try brown rice, barley, and wheatberries, but you may need to mash them first. Cats tend to like smaller grains. For example millet and couscous. Just make sure that any grains you give are cooked. So, your kitty can digest them fully. Whole wheat breadcrumbs are OK, too.

Number 3: Fish

 Fish contains a lot of omega-3 fatty acids, which help your cat's eyes stay sharp as well as help with arthritis, kidney disease, and heart disorders. Canned or cooked fish is fine for them. But don't share your sushi. Giving raw fish isn't a good idea.

Number 4: Eggs

Eggs are another source of protein for cats but make sure that eggs are cooked. Like raw meat and fish, raw eggs are harmful to cats.

Number 5: Veggies

Not all cats like vegetables. Fewer cats like fruits. But fruits are a rich source of vitamins, and they're loaded with fiber and water to help with digestion. Vegetables like fresh cucumber or cantaloupe, steamed broccoli, or asparagus are good but you might have better luck slipping him a veggie burger, just be careful the patty doesn't include onions or garlic.

Number 6: Cheese

Cheese is a high-protein snack. A small amount of cheese is fine for your cat. But comparing to meat, fish, and eggs the protein in cheese is less "complete. Also, many cats' tummies can't handle dairy. So, go easy on the cheesy treats. Skip the saucer of milk.