Cats can eat cooked fish offal. Fish offal is rich in lecithin and contains a lot of vitamins A and D, which can provide cats with certain nutrients. Raw fish guts may contain bacteria, but there is no need to worry about this with cooked fish guts. However, it is best not for cats to eat large amounts of fish offal for a long time, because fish offal may contain toxins, so they can only eat it once or twice a week. Owners should feed their cats mainly cat food.

Precautions when feeding fish to cats:

1. Before feeding freshwater fish, the fish should be cooked in clean water and cats should not be allowed to eat raw fish directly. Avoid raw fish that contains a lot of bacteria, which threatens your cat’s health. Of course, during the process of cooking fish, the head, gills, internal organs and other parts should be discarded, and only the fish meat should be cooked and fed to the cat.

2. If you want to feed your cat good saltwater fish, you also need to pay special attention. Generally speaking, seawater fish have hard and thick fish bones, especially hairtail and yellow croaker, which are often eaten by people. Large fish bones are difficult for cats to chew and swallow. Once the fish bones become small, they can easily be swallowed backwards into the mouth. They may get stuck in the throat and be difficult to remove. They also pose a threat to the cat's gastrointestinal tract, and in serious cases, threaten the cat's life. Safety.

3. Some seawater fish contain large amounts of magnesium salts, which can form stones in the cat’s urethra. Therefore, cats with a history of urethral stones or a genetic history should avoid eating seawater fish as much as possible. At the same time, some seawater fish also contain a large amount of thiamine enzyme, which can decompose thiamine in food and body. If a cat is fed this kind of seawater fish for a long time, it may suffer from vitamin B deficiency, causing cervical pain, inability to pick up the neck and other symptoms, which will also have a serious impact on the cat's health.