Can cats eat mixed grains (corn, cereals)? Yes, eat sparingly

Can cats eat mixed grains (corn, cereals)? You can eat but in moderation. Generally speaking, compared with similar food (such as the same dry feed), the carbohydrate content of grain-free food are lower and will be more suitable for the cat’s own nutritional needs. The benefits of eating omnivorous food cats can eat corn to promote gastrointestinal motility, and to supplement the right amount of nutrients. The disadvantages of eating mixed grain to feed cats corn kernels, because the cat’s ability to digest starch is very poor, although a small amount of feeding does not cause any symptoms in cats, but in the long run is not good for the cat’s gastrointestinal tract. Eating too much will cause the cat to consume less staple food, which will lead to malnutrition in the long run. Note that the absorption of cats to cereal food is weak, so cats will not absorb too much corn, usually feed a little occasionally is possible.