Meat & Fish
Can cats eat lamb?
Plain, lean, fully cooked, boneless lamb is a safe occasional meat treat for healthy cats, but fatty cuts, bones, raw meat, gravy, garlic, onion, and seasoning should be avoided.
Safe serving: A small piece of plain, lean, fully cooked lamb with all fat, bones, gravy, garlic, onion, and seasoning removed.
Frequently asked questions
Can cats eat lamb?
Plain, lean, fully cooked, boneless lamb is a safe occasional meat treat for healthy cats, but fatty cuts, bones, raw meat, gravy, garlic, onion, and seasoning should be avoided.
How much lamb can I give my cat?
A small piece of plain, lean, fully cooked lamb with all fat, bones, gravy, garlic, onion, and seasoning removed.. Introduce any new food gradually and watch for stomach upset.
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