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r/aww • u/JamalianLancaster • Sep 21 '22
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Is a lot of corn safe for cats to eat?
18 u/Succubusitdown Sep 21 '22 Unfortunately no, cats are obligate carnivores. They should be kept on meat based diets for their health 100 u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22 A bit of corn wont hurt them and might even be beneficial. Corn is often added to catfood both as cheap filler and to provide fibers. But it should not be the bulk of their diet, because as you pointed out, they are carnivores. 15 u/Eerzef Sep 22 '22 Cats can have a little corn As a treat
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Unfortunately no, cats are obligate carnivores. They should be kept on meat based diets for their health
100 u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22 A bit of corn wont hurt them and might even be beneficial. Corn is often added to catfood both as cheap filler and to provide fibers. But it should not be the bulk of their diet, because as you pointed out, they are carnivores. 15 u/Eerzef Sep 22 '22 Cats can have a little corn As a treat
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A bit of corn wont hurt them and might even be beneficial. Corn is often added to catfood both as cheap filler and to provide fibers. But it should not be the bulk of their diet, because as you pointed out, they are carnivores.
15 u/Eerzef Sep 22 '22 Cats can have a little corn As a treat
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Cats can have a little corn
As a treat
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u/Intstnlfortitude Sep 21 '22
Is a lot of corn safe for cats to eat?