Yes, they do. Domestic cats aren't all that different from big cats such as lions. Pet cats, like their wild cousins, get all their nutrition from meat-based proteins and fats. They have exactly the same type of teeth that is perfect for tearing and rendering flesh and crunching up bone, and the same digestive system that is efficient at breaking down and gaining all needed nutrients from fresh, raw meat, organs and bone.
Cats, just like all other animals, digest food in their stomach. The stomach breaks down the food quickly and effectively in order to provide the rest of the body with energy and nutrients. House cats have the same digestion as wild cats do; they are efficient at breaking down and gaining all needed nutrients from fresh, raw meat.
like with people cats have their own individual sense of taste some cats are very picky about what they eat best thing to feed a cat wet food without the following ingrediants digest wheat corn rice
You digest your food so that your body can absorb all the nutrients in the food and poo wee wee
Yes it will die if it won't and all animals digest
Yes. All living things can digest food in some way or another.
yes
It takes a cat on average 6 to 7 hours to completely digest a meal. It will all depend on if the cat eats one large meal a day or several smaller meals.
not all cats have the same behavior it really depends!
The same reason why all domestic cats eat cat food of some variety - to gain nutrients they need for warmth, energy and to keep themselves healthy.
In your stomach, where all food is broken down into bits.
No. Very small organism such as bacteria absorb food right from their environment. Larger animals require more and more advanced systems. Plants use sunlight to make their own food so they do not digest food in the same way at all.
The answer to this question is all animals.