Cats like a variety of foods, depending on their taste and individual differences. Here are some common foods that cats like:
Meat: Cats are carnivorous animals and have a natural preference for meat. They like to eat chicken, beef, lamb, fish, and so on. Fresh meat is rich in high protein and is a very nutritious food for cats.
Fish: Cats have a strong interest in fish food, especially cod, salmon, tuna, and so on. These fish not only have a delicious taste, but are also rich in the nutrients needed by cats.
Dry cat food and wet cat food: Dry cat food has a harder taste and helps cats clean their teeth; Wet cat food has a higher moisture content and is easy to digest and absorb. Many cats like to eat these two types of cat food.
Cat grass: Cat grass is a special plant that helps cats digest, promotes vomiting (helps eliminate hair follicles in the digestive system), and provides vitamins and minerals.
Cat milk: Although the digestive ability of adult cats to lactose gradually decreases, many cats still enjoy drinking cat milk.
Cat Snacks: Cat snacks are also one of the favorite foods for cats, but it is important to control their intake to avoid affecting their health.
In addition, some human foods such as sweet potatoes, yogurt, egg yolks, etc. can also be fed to cats in moderation. These foods are not only nutritious, but also have a good taste that can meet the taste buds of cats. But please note that although these human foods are beneficial to cats, they should not be overfed to avoid affecting their health.
Finally, cats of different age groups also have different food needs. During the lactation period, it is recommended to consume breast milk or sheep milk powder as the staple food; The kitten stage can gradually transition to full stage cat food or specialized cat food for kittens; During the adult period, it is necessary to choose full price adult cat food that meets their daily life needs; Older cats need to pay attention to supplementing vitamins and minerals.
In short, cats like a variety of foods, but to ensure their health, we need to mix and match food reasonably based on their age, taste, and nutritional needs. At the same time, regularly take cats to the veterinarian for physical examinations to ensure their healthy diet.
