Cats cannot eat beef meal. For cats, the beef meal eaten by humans contains more seasoning and salt. Cats cannot excrete salt after ingesting it. Over time, the accumulation of salt will have an impact on the cat itself. It will continue to destroy the balance of the pet's gastrointestinal flora and easily cause gastrointestinal diseases such as constipation, diarrhea, indigestion, and gastroenteritis.

How cats eat beef correctly:

1. Cats should clean the raw beef before eating it, and cut the raw beef into strips as much as possible.

2. When choosing beef, choose medium and high-quality cuts that do not contain fat and remove all fascia, and freeze them at a low temperature of minus 20 degrees for more than 72 hours to fully kill germs. and parasites.

3. Cats that have been using raw beef for a long time should be dewormed on time. It is generally recommended to deworm the cat once every two to three months. Kittens under three months have a sensitive gastrointestinal tract, so it is not recommended to feed raw beef.

4. If you want to feed your cat beef, it is best to cook it before feeding it to avoid parasite infection.