Cats can eat vegetables. Cats eating some vegetables in moderation can increase dietary fiber, which is helpful for the cat’s intestines and hair, but they cannot eat vegetables as their staple food because cats are carnivores and lack the enzymes and vitamins to digest cellulose, so vegetables can only be used as food. Prepare meals and feed in small amounts.

Precautions for cats when eating vegetables:
1. Cats are not good at chewing, so vegetables must be cooked thoroughly before feeding them to cats to facilitate digestion and absorption.
2. Cats are carnivorous animals. They should be fed mainly cat food and meat. Vegetables can only be used as supplementary food and cannot be eaten in excess. Just supplement the vitamins in vegetables in an appropriate amount to achieve a balanced nutrition.
3. Garlic, onions, leeks and other irritating vegetables cannot be given to cats. They will irritate the cat’s gastrointestinal tract and cause gastrointestinal diseases such as diarrhea and soft stools. Once a cat accidentally eats this kind of food, it should be taken to the pet hospital immediately for vomiting treatment.