If it is unprocessed raw fish and shrimp, it is best not for cats to eat it. Because untreated fish and shrimp contain parasites and bacteria, such as Toxoplasma gondii. It is not good for their health, and raw shrimp is not conducive to digestion, which will put a certain burden on their gastrointestinal tract and easily cause diarrhea and other uncomfortable symptoms. Moreover, some cats are allergic to raw shrimp, so if you want to feed it, you must cook it before feeding it to them. However, even if it is cooked, you cannot feed it more, just once or twice a week.

Precautions for feeding raw fish and shrimp to cats:

1. Pay attention to the source of raw fish and shrimp. Make sure the source of the product is clean and pollution-free and will not cause harm to the cat's body.

2. Before feeding raw fish and shrimp to cats, the meat should be frozen for at least three days. Freezing can eliminate the original parasites of raw fish and shrimp to a certain extent and prevent any impact on the cat's body.

3. Raw fish and shrimp that have just been taken out of the refrigerator cannot be fed to cats. They should be defrosted to normal temperature before feeding to cats. Otherwise, the cat’s gastrointestinal tract will be greatly stimulated and it will be difficult to digest raw fish and shrimps.

4. Deworming should be done regularly. Since raw meat may contain parasite eggs, the cat is more likely to be infected with parasites. Therefore, the owner needs to shorten the deworming interval, preferably every month. Deworm once.