• diarrhea
• vomiting
• loss of appetite and weight
• abdominal pain and discomfort
• increased scratching
• lethargy

An occasional treat will be okay but please don't feed your pet too much with yogurt. 

Cheese

Can my cat eat cheese? Yes but just a little!

• Give your pet goats milk cheese is a better option than daily cows milk to avoid tummy issues 
• Look for pasteurized variety
• Try to choose lactose and dairy free options if possible (almond, soy, hemp, rice or coconut)
• Cheese is a dairy product that can cause your pet digestive problems an enzyme called lactose  
• Only a treat once in a while should be good
• An increase in sodium chloride can cause hypertension and kidney problems in cats, according to studies

 Apples 

Can my cat eat cheese? Yes but just a little!

• Yes cats can eat apples but they may not be able to fully digest it as well  as meat
• A tiny slice won't hurt one in a while, The fact is apples tend to have antioxidants might be good for your pet as it also provides calcium, vitamin K and C also fiber
• Clean the fruit and remove all seeds before feeding your pet a tiny slide all good in moderation please remember this
• No to rotten fruit! Don't feed your pet what you won't eat. Cats are more sensitive to rotten apples than humans as it can cause diarrhea and several other stomach issues 

Peanut butter

Can my cat eat peanut butter? Yes but just a little

• Peanut butter doesn't have any nutritional benefits for cats as much as it does for humans unfortunately. 
• Once in a while snack
• Peanut butter is not toxic for cats but its healthy 
• Please be cautious when giving your pet peanut butter should be once in a while and only a little bit as more than a small spoonful can cause a lot of health issues such as poisoning your pet

Side effects: 

• Diarrhea
• Vomiting
• Obesity
• Indigestion
• Getting stuck in the cat’s throat

Seek medical attention asap!

Blueberries

Can my cat eat blueberries? Yes but just a little!

• Cat have a lack of taste receptors for sweetness
• Cats love meat!
• Can cause digestive issues or diabetes due to sugar levels even though they are natural in fruit
• Can raise their blood sugars 
• Not recommend to feed your pet large amounts but in moderation yes

Diabetes symptoms: 

• Excessive thirst
• Constant urination
• Lack of appetite
• Inability to jump
• Vomiting

Seek medical attention asap! 

Banana

Can my cat eat a banana? Yes but just a little!

• Yes your cat can eat them as they are not shown to be toxic however, it has to be a very small amount due to the high amount of sugars they contain
• Cats are not well suited to digest so well
• It an lead to raised blood sugar levels, obesity and diabetes 
• Cats have a completely different digestive system to us humans  
• Cat foods don’t have artificial sweeteners because cats don’t have a sweet receptor on their tongues’ tiny taste buds

 Safe for cats 

These are the foods that are safe for your pet to eat:

• Salmon - have a good source of protein and omega-3 fatty acids. Salmon is poplar in many cat wet and dry foods.
• Spinach - Have a pack full of vitamins and minerals vitamins A, C and K, iron and calcium, spinach can be a healthy, this is a cat-friendly treat,  Please note if your cat has history of calcium oxalate bladder stones, you should avoid giving them spinach.
• Cantaloupe - This is a safe fruit for your pet as it is high in antioxidants and beta-carotene, that may help maintain healthy skin and eye health. Cantaloupe is a cat-safe fruit
• Chicken - As you know cats love meat and known as carnivores and their diets does require meat. Chicken has a good source of protein. Chicken skin is pretty fatty, to keep your pet healthy best to remove the skin when ready to serve
• Pumpkin - Pumpkin is low in calories and high in fiber. It is very effective for cats that tend to suffer from abnormal stools.  
• Peas - Peas are another safe cat food. It contains high in fiber, vitamin C and Vitamin A. They are often found in many forms of cat food.
• Broccoli -  Broccoli has antioxidants which is very positive to provide your kitty with a well balanced diet.
• Rice - Brown rice or plain white rice can be good for your cat with an upset stomach (needs to be fully cooked). Mix up the rice with your usual cat good to treat diarrhea and prevent dehydration.
• Beef - Beef contains excellent source of protein for your pet. Beef is a fatty meat too much beef can cause indigestion, heartburn, diarrhea, obesity and other issues. However,  beef also offers a range of vitamins, including B vitamins and vitamins E, K and D, as well as minerals like iron, zinc and selenium.

 Conclusion 

Overall cats health and what they eat does matter to live a healthy long life. Be kind to your kitty and feed them with love and good food. We have gone through the bad foods, not so bad foods and good food. Hope you all have found this information helpful.

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