Pet cats can eat stewed bones, because cats themselves are carnivores, and they will swallow all the meat and bones of their prey. Moreover, the bones can also help cats strengthen their teeth's bite force and grind their teeth to clean their teeth. It is even necessary to supplement animal protein by eating an appropriate amount of raw bones and meat, but cooked bones are likely to carry a large amount of bone residue, which may get stuck in the cat's throat and be difficult for the cat to digest and absorb.

Precautions when pet cats eat bones:

1. Raw bones

Cats can eat an appropriate amount of raw bones and meat, and they can even eat raw bones and meat as food. Staple food. However, cats that feed on raw meat and bones need to consume about five percent more animal livers, such as chicken hearts, chicken livers, etc., every week. In addition, when feeding cats raw meat, they should also choose different types of meat such as chicken, duck, rabbit, beef, etc. to ensure food diversity.

2. Cooked brittle bones

Although cats can eat bones, they have difficulty digesting cooked brittle bones and small broken bones. In addition, there is likely to be a large amount of bone residue left in the cooked bones, which may get stuck in the cat's throat or even cause the cat to suffocate.

3. Parasites

Some raw meat and bones may contain parasite eggs such as Toxoplasma gondii. After cats eat these raw bones and meat, they are likely to be infected with parasites, and even As a result, adverse reactions such as soft stools, loose stools, and blood in the stools may occur. Therefore, it is best to freeze the bones at a low temperature of minus 20 degrees Celsius for 72 hours before feeding them to cats.