Safe Treat
Cooked Chicken
An excellent protein source. Must be plain, unseasoned, and boiled or grilled without skin/bones.
Safe Treat
Blueberries
High in antioxidants. Most cats won't eat them, but they are safe and hydrating snacks.
Safe Treat
Scrambled Eggs
Packed with amino acids. Ensure they are fully cooked and prepared without butter or oil.
Use Caution
Cheese & Milk
Most adult cats are lactose intolerant. Small bites may be okay, but too much causes diarrhea.
Use Caution
Tuna (Canned)
Fine as an occasional treat in water, but too much can lead to mercury poisoning or malnutrition.
Toxic / Lethal
Onions & Garlic
Extremely dangerous. These damage a cat's red blood cells and can cause severe anemia.
Toxic / Lethal
Grapes & Raisins
Can lead to rapid kidney failure in cats. Even small amounts are considered an emergency.
Toxic / Lethal
Chocolate
Contains theobromine and caffeine, which cause tremors, seizures, and heart issues in cats.
General Safety Tips for Cat Owners
- No Seasoning: Never feed a cat anything cooked with onions, garlic, salt, or pepper.
- Remove Seeds: If feeding fruit like apples, ensure all seeds (which contain cyanide) are removed.
- Raw Dough Warning: Never let a cat eat raw yeast dough; it can expand in the stomach and cause alcohol poisoning.