Veggies you can give your cat to snack on:

Is kale toxic to cats? Absolutely not. The consensus is that supplementing your cat’s diet with kales is a great idea. However, your feline friend will not benefit from the minerals and vitamins in kales the same way humans would.

Superb vegetables to offer your cat are chopped carrots, peas, frozen corn, broccoli florets, green beans, zucchini, lettuce, spinach, winter squash, and pumpkin. This produce should be cooked (steamed is best) since felines, just like us humans, lack a sufficient way to break down plant cell walls.

• Pumpkin/Squash.
• Peas.
• Cucumber.
• Cooked or steamed. Carrots. Broccoli. Asparagus. Green Beans.
• Spinach**

Is It Okay for My Dog to Eat Kale? While in most cases, feeding occasional, small-to-moderately-small amounts of kale to dogs won’t cause any damage, some veterinarians may caution against feeding kale as a treat or as a part of a homemade diet, especially if there are underlying medical issues or concerns.

An excessive amount of kale can also cause anemia, however. If you observe any symptoms in your cat, take them to the vet right away. Fortunately, Heinz body anemia is completely treatable, and your cat should be able to come home soon.

So What Can Cats Drink (Besides Water)?

• Milk From Their Mother (And Only As A Kitten)
• Kitten Formula (Only for Kittens)
• Goat Milk.
• Bone Broth.
• Tuna Juice.
• Alcohol.
• Milk.
• Sugary Drinks and Juices.

Here are seven foods you should avoid feeding your cat.

• Milk, cheese and other dairy products. Many of us grew up with the image of kittens drinking milk or cream in cartoons or picture books.
• Chocolate.
• Raw eggs, meat or fish.
• Dog food.
• Bread and yeast.
• Tuna.
• Onions and garlic.

Not only do cats drink water, but it’s vital for their survival. Keeping your cat hydrated will help keep her happy and healthy. Explore all the wet cat food options we offer to help increase your cat’s total water consumption.

Cats should not drink soda. This includes Coke and other similar drinks. Soda is high in sugar, or problematic artificial sweeteners in diet varieties, and usually contains toxic levels of caffeine in which a cat will not be able to process.

Wet Food Keeps Cats Hydrated Unlike dry cat food, wet food has enough water in it to provide your cat with much of the hydration they need. You can then use a running source of water (like a pet fountain) to provide the rest of the hydration that they need.

If your cat is hydrated, the skin will snap back into place quickly. If the skin falls back down slowly, this your cat could be dehydrated. If your cat’s skin remains up in a tent position and does not fall back down, it can be a sign of severe dehydration.