Cats can eat hairtail, but they must pay attention to controlling the amount. When feeding hairtail to cats, it is best to remove the fish bones to prevent the fish bones from scratching the cat's gastrointestinal tract.

Fish can provide cats with protein and other nutrients, but excessive feeding of fish is also harmful to the health of cats. Eating too much fish may cause cats to develop yellow fat due to lack of vitamin E. disease.

Owners can feed their cats cooked hairtail fish without spines, because the bones on both sides of the hairtail fish are many and very thin, and if the cats cannot filter them out when eating, there is a risk of them getting stuck.

How cats should eat hairtail correctly:

1. Hairtail cannot be fed as a cat’s staple food, but it can be eaten every week in the form of complementary food or rewards. 3 or 4 times.

2. Fish heads, gills, and fish internal organs must be removed. Because river water or lake water is more or less polluted, such as heavy metal pollution, pesticide pollution, etc., these pollutants will remain on the heads and gills of fish. Once the cat eats it, it will also have a certain impact on the cat’s body. influence, so the fish must be cleaned.

3. Boiling or steaming fish without adding any seasoning is the healthiest way to cook fish for cats. Pay attention to cooking hairtail fish. In addition to bringing parasite problems to cats, raw fish will also produce an enzyme that destroys vitamin B1. A lack of vitamin B1 in cats may lead to cramps, heart disease, and intermittent shock.

4. Cats with sensitive stomachs are best not to eat hairtail.