When stray cats are still wandering, they usually eat mice and leftovers from trash cans.

Stray cats generally eat garbage, such as leftovers, bones, bread, etc. in the trash can. They eat almost anything they can find.

Some stray cats live with people in residential areas, and their food source is mainly food waste in trash cans.

Bones or minced meat that people throw away are delicacies for stray cats.

Those with strong abilities can catch small animals to eat, such as birds or mice.

Those with poor abilities will dig through trash cans to find some edible kitchen waste.

There are also some who are relatively close to relatives, and there may be well-wishers feeding them food or cat food.

Some stray cats happen to be physically strong and athletic, and can rely on their own abilities to catch small animals for food.

Stray cats in rural areas perform relatively well in this regard and can often catch a lot of prey.

Food for stray cats It is best to feed cats with cat food as the main staple food. Do not feed too many staple foods containing carbohydrates.

You can buy some canned food to feed stray cats to provide them with nutrients.

You can cook some chicken breasts to feed stray cats. Chicken breasts are rich in protein and other nutrients, which can not only increase the appetite of stray cats, but also supplement nutrition.

Chicken liver and pork liver are rich in protein, fat, and carbohydrates, have high nutritional value, and have a unique fishy smell. They are very palatable to cats, but they should not be fed too much.

You can feed your cat a small amount of fruit, such as apples, watermelon, cantaloupe, pineapple, papaya, strawberry, banana, cantaloupe, etc.

When feeding stray cats, you can prepare a small basin of water for them to drink.