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

The quick answer: Technically yes, but it’s best to avoid. Though peanut butter isn’t unsafe or toxic for cats, it is not beneficial to their diet and could (in rare cases) prove dangerous. Benefits of peanut butter Humans and dogs can benefit from the nut-based proteins and fats from peanut butter. All-natural peanut butter without… Read More

The quick answer: No. Popcorn presents a potential choking hazard as well as seasoning contraindications. Corn itself is not toxic to cats, so popped corn is also safe in physical composition, but it’s the irregular shape and pieces of hardened kernel that could cause choking in cats and small pets. Though not toxic to cats,… Read More

Colder weather is here, which means many of us are taking to indoor activities, including getting back into baking. Nowadays, you can find just about anything pumpkin spice; in addition to coffee, there’s also snacks, cereals, candy, liqueur, and even deodorant! It’s clear that we love our fall spices, and as you pull them out… Read More

The quick answer: Yes, cats can safely eat shrimp. Many cats are quite intrigued by the fishy scent and flavor of shrimp and would be delighted to try a sample. The best option for your cat is fresh, wild-caught shrimp that has been cooked without any oils or seasonings. Though cats can eat raw shrimp,… Read More

No doubt you’ve seen it before: the iconic image of a cat lapping at a shallow dish of milk. Cats have often been portrayed drinking milk in old folk tales, movies, and picture books. So that means milk is good for cats, right? Contrary to popular belief, the answer is a resounding no, regardless of… Read More

Whether your kitty is tempted to sneak a bite of your dog’s dinner or you’ve just run out of cat food, you may be wondering if cats can eat dog food. This is a fair and common question, so we’ll give you the low down. Can Cats Eat Dog Food? The short answer is no,… Read More

  The quick answer: It’s OK for cats to eat eggs in moderation, but only when cooked. Dogs may be known as food beggars and table scrap catchers, but cat owners know their precious felines are just as dedicated to getting a bite of whatever their humans are eating. One whiff of tuna salad or… Read More

Many people are already well aware that dogs can’t eat chocolate and that doing so can lead to a medical emergency, but whether or not cats can eat chocolate is not common knowledge. Just like for dogs, chocolate is toxic for cats. Today we’re diving into what effects chocolate can have on felines, signs your… Read More

Yes, cats and dogs can eat pumpkin. In addition to being chock full of fiber, pumpkin also has high water content, calcium, iron, and antioxidants (Vitamin A, C and E)—all good things for your pet to consume. The three most prevalent health benefits pumpkin gives your pet include: Digestive Health As many pet parents know,… Read More