Kittens cannot eat goldfish meat. The small goldfish is an ornamental fish rather than a food fish, so the review requirements for drug residues and hormone usage in its body are not strict. After a cat eats small goldfish, it may lead to drug poisoning or hormone level disorders. The body immunity of kittens is weaker than that of adult cats, and they are even less able to resist the harm caused by drugs and hormones. In addition, goldfish may contain many parasites, which may pose a threat to the health of cats, so do not feed goldfish meat to cats.

Precautions when feeding fish to cats:

1. Try not to feed raw fish to cats. Raw fish meat is likely to contain parasites, and if your cat accidentally eats it, it is likely to cause parasitic disease. You can cook the fish before feeding it, which is safer. If you eat raw fish, you must deworm your cat on time and go for regular physical examinations.

2. Fish heads, gills, and fish internal organs must be removed. Because river water or lake water is more or less polluted by heavy metals, pesticides, etc., these pollutants will remain on the heads and gills of fish. Once the cat eats it, it will also have a certain impact on the cat's body.

3. Dried fish and marine fish contain a large amount of magnesium salts, which can easily cause cats to suffer from kidney and urinary system diseases. Once the owner discovers that the cat is behaving abnormally, it is best to take them to the pet hospital for a comprehensive examination.