FAQ

When a cat sleeps face down, it often indicates deep relaxation, trust, or a desire to block out light and noise for uninterrupted rest.

Cats often sleep face down for comfort, warmth, and a sense of security. This position helps them block out light and noise while feeling safe.

Cats can eat cheese in very small amounts, but it's not ideal since many cats are lactose intolerant.

Yes, it is generally safe to mix cooked eggs with cat food in moderation as a protein boost, but raw eggs should be avoided due to health risks.

Cats can eat cheese in small amounts, but it should only be given occasionally as a treat due to potential lactose intolerance.

Yes, mixing eggs with cat food in moderation is generally safe and can offer nutritional benefits, but it should be properly cooked and portioned.

Cats can eat cheese in small amounts, but it should only be offered occasionally as a treat due to potential lactose intolerance.

Yes, mixing cooked eggs with cat food is generally safe and can provide added nutritional benefits when offered in moderation.

Cats can safely eat scrambled eggs in moderation, but adding milk may cause digestive issues due to lactose intolerance.

You can safely feed your cat a small portion of cooked egg—about one tablespoon of scrambled or boiled egg—once or twice a week.