Cats should not eat raw meat from sea fish. Raw meat from sea fish may contain a large amount of bacteria and parasites. If the cat’s intestines and stomach are relatively fragile, it is likely to cause enteritis or be infected with parasites. It causes cats to suffer from depression, vomiting, weight loss, and then jaundice, sometimes accompanied by elevated body temperature and other symptoms. Moreover, cats’ frequent contact with food that smells like blood is likely to stimulate their wild nature and make them difficult to tame.

Precautions for cats eating sea fish:

1. Sea fish generally have hard spines, especially hairtail and yellow croaker that people often eat. These fish bones are difficult for cats to chew and swallow. If the main bone is swallowed backwards into the mouth, it is likely to get stuck in the throat and be difficult to remove. Therefore, when feeding saltwater fish to cats, the fish bones must be removed.

2. Some cats often develop urethral stones due to their own physical factors. The large amounts of magnesium salts contained in seawater fish will form stones in the cat’s urethra, so those with a history of urethral stones or a genetic history Cats should eat as little saltwater fish as possible.

3. Marine fish contain a large amount of thiamine enzyme, which can decompose thiamine in food and body. If seawater fish is the main food for a long time, it can cause vitamin B deficiency in cats, causing cervical pain, inability to lift the neck and other symptoms.