baked carrots, steamed asparagus or broccoli, green beans, winter squash, or chopped greens
cod, halibut and flounder
cooked eggs, such as scrambled or hard-boiled
Cooked poultry
cheese, Cantaloupe, honeydew and watermelon, SPINACH deli meats such as turkey, ham and chicken
might be able to safely handle small portions of cottage cheese, or even yogurt and sour cream. You can also try giving your cat low-lactose varieties of cheese and milk.
dairy to your cat occasionally as a special treat, you'll be able to use it to get a finicky cat to take its medicine. Some sneaky cat owners actually grind up pills for their feline and put the powder on cheese or butter to get them to ingest the medicine.
fat trimmings
onion, garlic, kelp, grapes or raisins, sugary treats, chocolate, and alcoholic or caffeinated drinks, even in small doses.
cod, halibut and flounder
cooked eggs, such as scrambled or hard-boiled
Cooked poultry
uncooked bones
a little: cheese, Cantaloupe, honeydew and watermelon, SPINACH deli meats such as turkey, ham and chicken
BEEF
Frozen bannas
NO!
adult cats, any cheese, milk or other dairy will cause diarrhea.might be able to safely handle small portions of cottage cheese, or even yogurt and sour cream. You can also try giving your cat low-lactose varieties of cheese and milk.
dairy to your cat occasionally as a special treat, you'll be able to use it to get a finicky cat to take its medicine. Some sneaky cat owners actually grind up pills for their feline and put the powder on cheese or butter to get them to ingest the medicine.
fat trimmings
onion, garlic, kelp, grapes or raisins, sugary treats, chocolate, and alcoholic or caffeinated drinks, even in small doses.
