No, cats are not omnivores; they are obligate carnivores, which means their diet primarily consists of meat. Their bodies are specifically adapted to obtain nutrients primarily from animal sources, and they require certain amino acids and vitamins, such as taurine and vitamin A, that they cannot derive from plant sources. While domestic cats may eat small amounts of plant material, it’s not essential for their survival or health.
stefan schmidt Are Cats Omnivores? Understanding Their Diet and Nutritional Needs The debate about whether cats are omnivores or obligate carnivores is crucial for every cat owner to understand. Cats are not…
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