Cats can eat shrimp, but when feeding cats, they must cook the shrimp before feeding it, and clean the shrimp shells and shrimp lines.

Shrimp contains a lot of vitamin B 12, zinc and iodine, and is low in calories and fat. Eating shrimp has a certain effect on beautifying cat's hair.

Don't feed too many shrimps at ordinary times to prevent cats from being too fat or picky eaters. It's best not to give young cats shrimp skin. Young cats eating shrimp skin are prone to indigestion, leading to vomiting and constipation.

Don't feed the cat raw shrimp. There may be parasites or other germs in raw shrimp that infect cats. Some cats may be allergic to prawn meat. In this case, we should test them in advance. If we find that cats are allergic, we should not give them food.