The quick answer: Yes, in very limited amounts. Proceed with caution. For humans, yogurt can be a go-to food for digestion or other stomach-related issues. If your cat faces a similar ailment, you might think yogurt is the way to go. The fact is, though, that while cats can eat yogurt, you shouldn’t let them… Read More

Fall is coming quickly, and with it comes football season. If you’re planning to gather ’round the TV to watch your favorite NFL or college team, it’s likely that there are plenty of finger foods planned. Your dog will probably want to partake in the cheering, and will definitely be tempted by your delicious spread,… Read More

The quick answer: Yes, but they’re not particularly nutritious. Olives are a human snack staple that pets may become curious about, but cats can take a special liking to these briny morsels. Olives have a similar chemical signature that reads to cats like their beloved catnip, and many, but not all cats can have that… Read More

The quick answer: Yes, cats can eat bananas because they are not toxic to cats, but it’s not recommended. Though a small nibble won’t hurt, it’s best not to regularly feed your cat pieces of banana. Cats don’t have sweet receptors on their tongues, so they won’t enjoy the sweet flavor of a banana the… Read More

The quick answer: Yes, dogs can eat plain cooked oatmeal. This popular food, often eaten for breakfast, is highly versatile and can be enjoyed many different ways. The good news is that it can be shared with your dog—so long as you do so before adding in all your fixings.  Benefits of oatmeal By itself,… Read More

The quick answer: Yes, in moderation, barring any allergies. Benefits of peanuts This oily legume is not like other nuts— it grows more like a potato underground, likely why cats don’t eat too much of these in the wild. Peanuts in particular add crunch and fat to dishes and are used in many cuisines across… Read More

The quick answer: Yes, cats can eat cooked salmon in very small amounts. Carnivorous felines need to eat meat in order to get the essential proteins, amino acids, healthy fats, and other vital nutrients for survival. Your cat may be drawn to salmon because of its strong, fishy smell. However, salmon doesn’t provide enough vitamins… Read More

The quick answer: Yes, the “meat” of avocado as well as avocado oil are safe for cats, in moderation. Avocados contain healthy fats and they are a great source of natural and complete proteins. How cats can eat avocado You can mix avocado into your cat’s food or offer them small nibbles as a treat…. Read More

Key Takeaways If you have a surplus of produce from your garden, many fruits and vegetables can be fed to your dog or cat, in small amounts. Most fruits and vegetables that can be fed to your dog are also healthy for your cat, although they may be less interested. As gardening season approaches, people… Read More

The quick answer: Maybe. If your cat is healthy, they can eat ham, but only in very small amounts. Ham for cats Ham is rich in protein which is why it might be so tempting to your kitty. Cats are carnivores, meaning they need to consume protein daily to meet their nutritional needs, so ham… Read More

The quick answer: Yes, cats can eat bacon sparingly, but it is not recommended to feed bacon to your cat regularly. We all can agree that bacon is delicious, salty, crunchy, and one of the best parts about Sunday brunch. As obligate carnivores, cats, too, love meat and may be tempted to try a bite… Read More