On the other hand, canned cat food with tuna includes all necessary nutrients, and it is beneficial for your cat health. Even though your cat can eat smaller portions of canned tuna for human use occasionally, you should avoid feeding it with oil-packed tuna or the one in brine.
The problem is in a high content of salt, which is not recommended for kitties, especially those that suffer from high blood pressure or heart problems. Also, it would help if you avoided flavored food. It is an acceptable option in small portions when your cat is a picky eater.
In such a case, you can pour a little of the brine from the can over regular food. Cats love seafood, including canned tuna and tuna juice. Most owners give this food to their kitties in moderation, as a treat. You can also offer some alternative treats to your kitty when trying to avoid overfeeding it with tuna:. Check the label and make sure there are no additives or chemicals.
Talk to your vet if you want to give that a try. Seasoning can contain garlic, spices, and other additives that are toxic or unhealthy for cats to consume. Cook the tuna thoroughly before serving. If you want your cat to be on a raw diet, you must discuss this with your vet and learn the proper ways to prepare raw food that reduce the risks of bacteria or parasites for you and your cat. It cannot meet all of their daily nutritional requirements.
Furthermore, in the future, the cat will also have learnt to associate that particular type of food with the sensation of nausea; thus developing a potentially long-term, food aversion. Like any food type, tuna may be unsuitable for certain individual cats. Such a dietary intolerance may result in allergic symptoms. These may involve the skin itchy, red, flaky or bald skin with small bumps or the intestinal tract inappetence, vomiting, diarrhoea and flatulence.
If you feel that your cat is suffering from such symptoms having consumed tuna, please stop feeding it immediately and contact your Vet for advice.
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Remember Me. Thank you for your help. A member of our team will investigate this further. Can cats eat tinned tuna? Types of Tuna Tuna comes in a variety of forms. Even though humans eat sushi all the time, giving your cat raw fish may be harmful. Eating raw fish poses the same risks to you cat as it would to you.
Raw fish can contain bacteria and parasites. Additionally, raw fish contains an enzyme called thiaminase. In cats, this enzyme can break down an essential B vitamin called thiamine, potentially leading to dangerous condition called thiamine deficiency, which is very dangerous. Cooking the tuna you plan to feed to your cat not only kills any bacteria or parasites, but also destroys the thiaminase. To avoid potential issues that can arise from eating too much tuna, including the development of picky eating habits, avoid feeding tuna every day and instead limit tuna treats to just a few times a week.
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