Are Eggs Safe For Your Cat?

Are Eggs Safe For Your Cat?

Are Eggs Safe For Your Cat?

It can be difficult to know exactly what your cat can eat, what's toxic to cats, and what your cat may be allergic to. One common question asked is whether eggs are safe for cats. Below, we discuss common questions regarding this topic and dive into whether eggs are safe to give to your Sphynx. Let's get started! 


Are Eggs Safe For Sphynx Cats To Eat?

The answer is yes! Eggs make an excellent snack for your cat in moderation. Just keep in mind that you should give them a tiny bit at first to ensure they don't have an allergy. 


How Often Can Cats Eat Eggs?

It's important that you don't go overboard feeding your cat eggs, but offering your cat eggs in moderation is fine. A good tip to keep in mind is one egg, three times a week, for every ten pounds. 


Other Common Questions 

Q: If a cat is allergic to chicken, can they eat chicken eggs?

A: Sometimes yes, sometimes no. If they are highly allergic, they may also be allergic to chicken eggs. There are situations when a little bit of chicken eggs is fine. Try a small amount and see if your cat tolerates it.


Q: How do you serve your cat eggs?

A: The yolk can be served raw; however, the white part of the egg needs to be cooked. You can either scramble or hard-boil the eggs and serve them to your cat.


Q: What kind of eggs can you feed your cat?

A: You can feed your cat practically any kind of eggs, such as quail eggs, chicken eggs, duck eggs, chicken eggs, etc.


Q: How often can you feed your cat eggs?

A: It’s not healthy for your cat to have the same protein every single day. The type of protein needs to be rotated. You should feed your cat eggs no more than 3 times a week. 


Final Thoughts 

In the end, eggs are a healthy and tasty snack to serve your cat; they just need to be served in moderation! 


With Love,

April Arguin A.S., C.P.N., M.P.H.

(aka) PetCoach-April

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