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🐱 Can My Cat Eat X?

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🐟 Tuna & Oat Bites
1 can tuna (water, no salt), 1 egg, 2 tbsp oat flour. Mix, roll, bake 10 min at 350°F.

🍗 Chicken Morsels
Boil chicken breast, shred, bake at 300°F 15 min until dry.

🎃 Pumpkin Purr‑é Pops
2 tbsp pure pumpkin + 1 tbsp plain yogurt, freeze in molds.

🦐 Shrimp Snaps
Cook plain shrimp, slice thin, dehydrate at 200°F 3 hrs.

🫁 Liver Crunch
Cook beef liver, cut tiny cubes, bake 300°F 20 min.

🐟 Salmon Sticks
Cook skinless salmon, mash with oat flour, shape into sticks, bake 325°F 12 min.

🌿 Catnip Biscuits
1 cup whole wheat flour, 1 tbsp dried catnip, 1 egg, 2 tbsp water, cut shapes, bake 350°F 15 min.

🥚 Egg Puffs
Beat 1 egg with 1 tbsp oat flour, drop dollops on parchment, bake 350°F 8 min.

🐟 Sardine Treats
Drain sardines (water, no salt), mash with 1 tbsp plain yogurt, freeze in small portions.

🧀 Cheesy Nibbles
¼ cup low‑fat mozzarella, 1 egg, 2 tbsp oat flour, roll into tiny balls, bake 350°F 10 min.

⚠️ Always verify ingredients with our tool first. No onion, garlic, or xylitol.

Can cats eat strawberries?

✅ In very small amounts, yes. Remove leaves, wash, offer a tiny bite.

Can cats eat chocolate?

🚫 No. Theobromine/caffeine are toxic; dark chocolate is worst. Call vet immediately.

Can cats eat grapes?

🚫 No. Grapes/raisins cause kidney failure. Even one grape can be dangerous.

Can cats eat honey?

⚠️ Tiny amounts of pure honey are safe for adults, but it’s sugar. Never give to kittens.

Can cats eat shrimp?

✅ Yes! Cooked, plain shrimp is a great high‑protein treat. 1‑2 small shrimp occasionally. Never raw.

What if my cat eats something toxic?

🚨 Call vet / ASPCA (888-426-4435) / Pet Poison Helpline (855-764-7661). Do NOT induce vomiting unless told.

24/7. Fee may apply. Always call your vet.