Cats can eat some sorghum rice in moderation. As a whole grain, sorghum rice contains a lot of crude fiber, protein and other nutrients, which can help cats' gastrointestinal motility and digestion better and prevent constipation and food accumulation. But remember, you cannot feed sorghum rice as the staple food of cats, because cats are carnivores after all. Eating too much staple food is not easy to digest and may lead to malnutrition.

What should you pay attention to when feeding sorghum rice to cats?

1. When cooked properly, cats cannot eat food that is too cold or too hot. It is best to steam sorghum rice and dilute it with water. Some fresh ingredients can also be added to it, such as green leafy vegetables or meat. Ding, used to enhance the freshness and flavor.

2. Not all coarse grains can be eaten by cats. Common cereals that cats can eat include corn, black rice, millet, oats, sorghum and barley. Do not eat other rare cereals at will. Feed to avoid indigestion or poisoning.

3. Appropriate amount. If you want your cat to be healthier and have better color, nutritional matching is indispensable. On the premise of ensuring the daily supply of meat, appropriately feeding some vegetables and grains is beneficial to the cat’s own digestion and can also help with weight loss.