FAQ

Yes, rice is safe for cats in small amounts and can aid digestive health when cooked and served plain.

Yes, cats can eat scrambled eggs in moderation as an occasional treat, as long as they are plain and fully cooked.

Cats can safely eat carrots in small amounts, but sweet peas should be avoided as they may be toxic.

Yes, some vegetables such as onions, garlic, leeks, and chives are toxic to cats and should never be consumed.

Yes, cats can eat beans and peas in moderation, as they are safe and can offer some nutritional benefits, but they should not replace meat in their diet.

Cats can safely eat certain vegetables like carrots, peas, spinach, and broccoli in moderation.

Not in corpus.

Cats often choose their favorite person based on who feeds them, provides consistent care, and respects their boundaries and personality.

Yes, when a cat rubs against you, it’s usually a sign of affection and a way of marking you with its scent.

Cats tend to choose their favorite person based on positive interactions, consistent care, and compatibility in personality and behavior.