Cats can eat cheese. Although cheese is a dairy product, it basically contains no lactose after processing, so it will not cause symptoms of lactose intolerance in cats such as vomiting and diarrhea. Cheese is rich in protein, vitamins, and a variety of trace elements. It can not only supplement some of the nutrients needed by cats in the body, but also make the cat's hair soft and shiny.
Precautions for cats eating cheese
1. It is best to feed cats special cheese to avoid adding some cheese that cats often eat that cats cannot eat. The ingredients may cause allergies in cats.
2. Cats that eat cheese for the first time need to feed a small amount, and then observe whether there are any symptoms of allergies. Once an allergic reaction occurs, stop feeding immediately and take the cat to a pet hospital for medical treatment.
3. Cats are carnivores. In daily life, cats should still be fed mainly cat food. The nutritional value of cheese cannot meet the growth needs of cats, so do not feed cheese as a staple food to cats. .
