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Can I feed my cat oats? Is oatmeal good for a cat?
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Yes, cats can eat oatmeal. It's preferred to be mixed with water rather than milk. Many commercial cat foods include oat as it's an easy formula for cats.
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Oatmeal is a safe food for cats, it can be fed both raw or cooked as long as it is in small quantity. It's a good source of vitamin B, and you should only serve it mixed in water, rather than milk.
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yes cats can have oatmeal it is a safe and healthy food for the cats for their growth and their health but give it made in water, not in milk
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Cats can eat plain cooked oatmeal in small amounts, but it's not necessary for their diet as they are obligate carnivores and require a high-protein diet. Consult a vet before introducing any new foods to your cat.
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Cats can eat oatmeal but it’s best for them to eat it in small amounts. The reason for this is because cats are carnivores and get all of their nutrients from animals based stuff.
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Yes, cats can have oatmeal. Oatmeal is a good source of fiber and can help to keep cats regular. However, it is important to make sure that the oatmeal is plain and unsweetened, as cats cannot digest sugar. Additionally, oatmeal should not be a replacement for a cat's regular diet, and should only be given in moderation.
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In moderation, plain cooked oatmeal can be safe for cats as an occasional treat. However, it should not replace their primary diet, which should consist mainly of high-quality cat food. Before adding any new food to your cat's diet, consult with your veterinarian to ensure it aligns with their nutritional needs and doesn't cause any health issues.
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