you can share sometimes
The majority of your cat’s diet should be nutrient-dense cat food, but you can give them a little something from their plate from time to time. You just need to know how to choose cat-friendly snacks with the nutrients they need. And if you give them fish, make sure it’s not raw.
Meat
Cats are meat eaters, plain and simple. They need to take protein from meat for a strong heart, good vision and healthy reproductive system. Cooked beef, chicken, turkey and small amounts of lean deli meats are a great way to give them this.
fish
Fish contain lots of omega-3 fatty acids, which help keep your cat’s eyes sharp and also helps with arthritis, kidney disease and heart disorders.
eggs
Eggs are a great source of protein for your cat. But make sure they are ripe. Like raw meat and fish, raw eggs can also harm your kitty. Therefore you should take great care of your cat.
vegetables
Not all cats like vegetables, and very few cats like fruits (cats cannot taste sweet tastes). But they are a rich source of vitamins, and they are rich in fiber and water to help digestion.
Cheese
Cheese is a high-protein snack that is fine for your cat in small amounts. But the proteins in cheese are less “complete” than those in meat, fish and eggs. Whole wheat breadcrumbs are OK, too.
Whole grains
Oats have a lot of protein per calorie and are easy to prepare. Many cats like corn and polenta, which is coarsely ground corn flour, has a good texture for them.
Foods Cats Shouldn’t Eat
Stay away from these foods when sharing your snacks. They are poisonous to cats:
Chocolate
grapes and raisins
onion and garlic
macadamia nuts
Bread flour
Liquor