FAQ

Tuna can be safe for cats in moderation, but it should not be a primary part of their diet due to potential health risks.

Raw pork and uncooked liver can be toxic to cats, and processed meats with high sodium or spice content can also be harmful.

Yes, cats can eat red meat in moderation as part of a balanced diet.

Feeding your cat steak fat is not recommended, as it can lead to digestive issues, obesity, and pancreatitis.

Yes, cats can eat plain, cooked human steak in moderation as part of a balanced diet.

Cats should not eat raw pork, deli meats, or any highly processed or seasoned meats that may contain harmful additives or pathogens.

Not in corpus.

Bland, easy-to-digest foods like boiled chicken, rice, or vet-approved gastrointestinal diets can help settle your cat's stomach.

Yes, intestinal worms can cause gas and other digestive issues in cats.

Boiled chicken, pumpkin, and specially formulated bland diets can help settle your cat’s stomach, but consulting your vet is always recommended.