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I like to eat canned Oysters. Every time I do my cat yowls for me to share it with him. I’ve done some research but cannot find anything on the safety of this. They are canned in soybean oil.

I would not recommend it for it may be too rich for your cat’s digestive system and then you will have a mess on the floor…

  1. ? Said,

    I would not recommend it for it may be too rich for your cat’s digestive system and then you will have a mess on the floor…
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  2. DeeDee08 Said,

    As long as he is not allergic to oysters or soybean oil I say let him have it. I gave some to my cat once and he has had no ill effects. But I know someone who has a cat that is allergic to oysters, the cat gets a bad rash and has trouble breathing.
    Ask your vet about it though he/she may have some info that we don’t have. Good Luck!
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    Cat owner.

  3. Jenny B Said,

    I would have to say no, you have to be very careful when giving your animals people food, food made especially for them has been formulated that way for a reason. I’m sure some cats can tolerate it and not have a problem but it’s always best to stick with what is made for their digestive systems.
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  4. Ironia Said,

    Our tomcat Feisto was howling at me for some prawns so I gave him a couple.

    He wolfed them down and promptly vomited violently.

    Then he came back and demanded some more, but this time I just laughed at him.
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  5. princessfifi12 Said,

    Fish and fish flavored products are not good for cats due to the fact they are high in magnesium. Magnesium will then cause urinary tract infection/blockage. This occurs when the magnesium crystalizes and blocks the urethra. This generally happens twice as often in male cats compared to females, but the risk is always there so I wouldnt take a chance. My cat had both uti and blockage. It took quite awhile for it to clear up and quite a bit of $ as well. I now give my cat only one food and that is Purina One for Urinary Tract Health.
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