Kittens cannot eat pigeon egg whites. The intestines of young cats are relatively fragile, and pigeon egg white is difficult to digest. Eating pigeon egg white can easily cause diarrhea in cats. Raw pigeon egg white may contain a large number of bacteria, which can cause intestinal infection in cats. Moreover, pigeon egg white contains a large amount of avidin, and eating too much will destroy the vitamin in the cat's body. It is recommended not to feed raw pigeon egg white to cats. If you want to supplement nutrition, it is recommended to feed an appropriate amount of cooked pigeon yolk.

Precautions for feeding pigeon eggs to cats:

1. The most commonly used method is boiled eggs with shells. When the pigeon eggs are fully cooked, peel them , break the egg yolk and egg white together into small pieces and feed them to the cat. After all, cats’ teeth are relatively weak at dividing food, so the poop scraper needs to break the whole pigeon egg into pieces first. However, there may be a problem with this feeding method, that is, some cats who have not eaten pigeon eggs since childhood may not like to eat pigeon eggs, and there is no need to force them.

2. The second way to make pigeon eggs is to mix them into cat rice or steamed chicken. Let's take steamed chicken as an example. Buy chicken breasts or chicken legs, cut them into cubes and put them on a plate. Beat in the pigeon eggs, mix well, then steam them in a steamer for 15-20 minutes. Use chopsticks to tear the chicken apart. If there is no pink color in the chicken, When cooked, bring to room temperature and feed the cat with the chicken soup on the plate.

3. It is recommended not to let cats eat too many pigeon eggs in a short period of time. It is usually recommended to feed them twice a week. At the same time, pigeon eggs cannot be used as the cat’s staple food. The cat’s staple food should be Grain or pure meat, pigeon eggs can only be used as auxiliary snacks.