Cats can eat soft-boiled eggs. However, half-boiled eggs contain a large amount of E. coli. Cats with sensitive stomachs may easily cause bacterial infection after eating half-boiled eggs, and may experience symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea. Therefore, it is recommended that cat owners cook eggs thoroughly before feeding them to their cats. It’s okay to eat it once in a while, so don’t worry.
Precautions for cats eating eggs:
1. Raw eggs may contain bacteria or parasites. If they are eaten by cats without heating, they may be easily infected with parasites or If it causes gastrointestinal discomfort, vomiting, diarrhea and other adverse reactions, eggs should be cooked and fed to cats.
2. It is not advisable to eat too many eggs. It is recommended to eat eggs once a week, one at a time. Eating too many eggs will cause high cholesterol, which can easily cause excessive obesity, pancreatitis, etc. in cats.
3. It is best to boil eggs in clean water. Feeding eggs containing oil, salt, and seasoning will affect the cat’s metabolism and is not good for the cat’s health.
4. When the eggs are fully cooked, peel them, break the yolk and egg white into small pieces and feed them to the cat. Cats' teeth are weak at dividing food, so whole eggs need to be broken into pieces before being fed.