We cook at home and our cat begs at every meal. What's safe to share?
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BilluBnB team
Cats are obligate carnivores: they need meat-based protein, and roti and rice are mostly filler. A few plain bites won't hurt, but they shouldn't replace proper cat food. The bigger danger is what's cooked in the food — onion, garlic, masala and too much salt can be toxic or upsetting, and so are chocolate and raisins. Our vet corner has a longer list of Indian foods cats shouldn't eat: vet.billubnb.in/foods.
Cats are obligate carnivores: they need meat-based protein, and roti and rice are mostly filler. A few plain bites won't hurt, but they shouldn't replace proper cat food. The bigger danger is what's cooked in the food — onion, garlic, masala and too much salt can be toxic or upsetting, and so are chocolate and raisins. Our vet corner has a longer list of Indian foods cats shouldn't eat: vet.billubnb.in/foods.