Cooked fish is just fine in small amounts as a treat, or feeding a sick cat white fish is just fine. Cooked fish should never, however, be the main diet of a cat as it provides it with none of the nutrition a cat requires. Cats are meat eaters, not fish eaters.
For the same reason some people don't like it, I suppose. My house cat won't eat any canned cat food. The stray that hangs out absolutely loves the stuff though. Cats are picky animals just like people. If they eat enough of one type of food long enough, then that is all they really fancy. Try to give a kid something besides mac and cheese or peanut butter & jelly and you'll likely get the same reaction as giving a house cat something he doesn't prefer.
Your cat might get hyper after eating tuna because he likes it so much. Cats love seafood and it makes them happy once they eat it.
Maybe he or she doesn't like that particular wet food
Depends on the cat.
Cats can eat tuna, but should only ever eat very small amounts occasionally. Tuna alone does not have all the nutrients cats need, and human-grade tuna can be high in phosphorous and other metals that could harm a cat if fed regularly. Tuna and other fish should only ever be fed as a treat and not part of their daily diet.
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I have quite a few cats! Cats have personal preferences just like people. I have one cat that doesn't like canned food at all. She doesn't like tuna fish, chicken or anything else. She just wants dry cat food. I have another cat that will eat just about anything I put in front of him. Canned food, dry food, green beans, spinach, even my coffee! Some of them don't like salmon while other ones love it. It just depends on the cat!
Cats like tuna and it is nutritious. But there are valid reasons why cats should only be fed canned tuna in moderation.1) Pure tuna does not contain all of the nutrients that cats need, and they could develop deficiencies if a varied diet is not provided. If you are providing all of your cat's food, it is less likely to seek out foods that provide a balanced diet.2) Cats fed a rich diet of fish can lose their taste for other foods.3) Some cats can develop a condition called steatitisfrom fatty foods. Tuna, especially packed in oil, may deplete a cat's vitamin E.4) Tuna has slightly elevated levels of mercury, which can accumulate over time.
I would say Italian food would not be good for a cat unless it is Italian Cat Food, not human food.
Tuna fish, IF you're planning to buy cat food that day or the next. Cats like it but it's kinda bad for them as human grade canned tuna has a high level of phosphorous, which can be dangerous to a cat if fed long-term.
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yes, like tuna or salmon
It isn't yet hungry enough.
what does cat like ( to eat)? well i asked the vet he told me you should give them first their orignal food then you he said that you should change the food somtimes not leave it the same you can give the cat small pieces of chicken (but not with spices) or tuna. cats really love eating tuna ( most of cats ) i did what the vet said to my cat the cat was 100% happy and healthy.
No, you should always give your cat only it's a designated food.
cat treats,meat,tuna,and if u/the cat don't like those then put something up to your cats face and see if he/she will eat it.
could be beef or pork
Tuna mixed with friskies cat food and a bowl of milk on the side is a cats day in heaven
some cook chicken or turkey or tinned tuna.
It depends on the kind of cat. But I have a cat and it loves tuna.
im sure they prob like the bits better then the kibbles