FAQ

Yes, cats can eat scrambled eggs in moderation as a protein-rich treat, but they should be plain with no added salt, butter, or seasoning.

The healthiest food for cats is a balanced, high-protein diet made predominantly from animal-based sources, such as high-quality canned or raw food.

Cats can eat raw carrots, but they may pose a choking hazard and are difficult for cats to digest due to their tough texture.

Cats can eat cooked chicken as long as it is plain, boneless, and unseasoned.

Cats should avoid vegetables like onions, garlic, leeks, and chives, as these can be toxic and cause serious health issues.

Cats can safely eat vegetables like carrots, peas, pumpkin, zucchini, and spinach in moderation.

Not in corpus.

It is generally not recommended to wake a sleeping cat unless it’s absolutely necessary, as cats need their rest for physical and emotional health.

When a cat sleeps next to you, it signifies deep trust, affection, and a desire for companionship and safety.

Generally, it's best not to wake a sleeping cat unless necessary, as they need plenty of sleep for their health and well-being.