Cats can eat cooked scallops. When feeding scallops to your cat for the first time, you should control the amount and observe whether the cat is allergic to scallops. The "midgut glands" in scallop viscera are toxic to cats, so the scallop viscera must be cleaned before being eaten by cats.

Cats should pay attention to the following when eating seafood:

1. Pay attention to the amount of seafood you feed. The phosphorus content of seafood is relatively high, and cats eating too much will increase the burden on their kidneys. Cats who eat too much seafood can easily develop picky eating habits.

2. Some cats are allergic to seafood, so you can feed the cat a small amount of seafood for the first time. First, observe whether the cat is allergic to seafood. If not, you can occasionally feed the cat seafood. If you are allergic, you need to be sent to the hospital for desensitization injections.

3. The proteins in some seafood cannot be digested by cats and are not suitable for cats to eat, such as crabs, squid, squid, sardines, etc. Cats that eat this type of seafood may suffer from diarrhea, vomiting, convulsions, and even death.