Cats have evolved to eat meat. The strong hunting instinct of wild
cats have been passed on to your domestic cat. Her body is designed for
successful hunting. She has no teeth to grind up vegetables or grains. If your
cat had no meat to eat, she would eat greens and grains to survive. However,
she would suffer from dietary insufficiencies. There are essential nutrients missing
from a vegetarian diet on its own. You could feed your cat vegetarian cat foods
that have synthetic amino acids. However, it is still difficult to sustain good
health with these foods. Your cat will be prone to heart issues, and urinary
and bowel difficulties from eating a vegetarian diet. Although not impossible
to raise your cat as a vegetarian, it is a lot of work. Even if you are a
vegetarian, consider choosing a meat-based diet for your cat to ensure
continued good health. Contact your vet Cy-Fair
to learn more.
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