Cat Food

It is not recommended for cats to eat dates. Coming from the flowering plant called date palm, dates are sweet tasting fruits that can be eaten fresh, dried, or stuffed with fillings. They are also chopped and used for bread and pastries, or turned into cubes and paste.  Unlike grapes, sultanas, and raisins, dates are… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Dates?

Yes, cats can occasionally eat sour cream in limited amounts. A type of cream that’s fermented with lactic acid culture, sour cream is a dairy product that is not poisonous for cats. Though this thickened cream is technically safe for cats to eat, it is high in fat—which cats can only handle in small amounts.… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Sour Cream?

Yes, cats can eat plain-flavoured tofu sparingly. A popular meat alternative, tofu comes from dried soybeans that have been soaked in water, crushed, and boiled. The mixture is then pressed into solid white blocks, which are created with varying softness levels.  Though soy milk is not recommended for cats due to the hormones and chemicals… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Tofu?

No, cats should not eat lasagna because of the ingredients cooked with it. Originating in Italy, lasagna is a baked dish that is made by stacking layers of wide pasta sheets and various fillings. Common fillings include cheese, tomato sauce, garlic, onion, and oregano—all of which are known to be harmful for cats. Because of… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Lasagna?

It is not recommended for cats to eat oysters because of the enzymes and possible bacteria found in them. Oysters are molluscs with hard shells that can be found in marine or brackish habitats. Though they are safe for humans to eat, they should not be fed to cats. Bacteria in raw oysters such as… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Oysters?

Yes, cats can eat asparagus in limited amounts. Containing fiber and vitamins A, C, and K, asparagus is an edible vegetable that comes from the Asparagaceae family. It is not toxic to cats, so your feline friend can enjoy snacking on this fresh produce occasionally. However, she must be given limited amounts of asparagus since… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Asparagus?

Yes, cats can eat carob in moderation. Carob is a flowering evergreen tree or shrub that is a member of the legume family, Fabaceae. The carob pulp is usually transformed into flour. Meanwhile, the dried pod is turned into powder, and is commonly used as a substitute for chocolate. However, unlike chocolate that contains theobromine… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Carob?

Yes, cats can eat berries in moderation. Berries are a type of edible fruit that have a sweet, sour, or tart taste and do not come with hard stones or pits. Popular fruit berries consumed around the world include strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries. All these varieties may be eaten by your pet kitty as a… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Berries?

Yes, cats can eat porridge in small quantities. Porridge is a breakfast dish that is prepared by combining ground or crushed grain with boiled water or milk. Oatmeal is one of the most common types of porridge. Made from oats, it contains fiber and nutrients such as B vitamins, zinc, and iron that can help… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Porridge?

No, cats should not eat soy sauce because of its ingredients. Originating from China, soy sauce is a liquid condiment made out of soybeans, wheat, salt, and a fermenting agent. Soybeans may be a plant-based protein that cats can eat occasionally, but some cats are known to be allergic or intolerant to it. If she… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Soy Sauce?

Yes, cats can eat steak as long as it is prepared properly and consumed in limited amounts. Steak traditionally comes from beef, a type of meat that is sourced from cattle. These days, pork, lamb, turkey, salmon, and swordfish have also become alternate sources of steak meat. Since cats are obligate carnivores that need animal-derived… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Steak?

It depends on the pepper variety and how much she is served. Peppers are fruits from flowering plants that belong to the Capsicum genus. They consist of about 20 to 27 species in different colours (red, yellow, green, and orange) and varying capsaicin levels. Capsaicin is an active component that can cause a burning sensation… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Peppers?