What human snacks do cats like?

It's important to remember that cats should never be given human food regularly. Their dietary needs are very different from ours, and many human foods are harmful or even toxic to cats.

That being said, there are some *occasional* treats you might consider giving your cat, but always in moderation and with caution:

Safe, but often not recommended:

* Cooked, lean meat: Small amounts of cooked chicken, turkey, or beef can be a treat. Avoid bones, skin, and any seasoning.

* Fish: Canned tuna (in water, not oil) can be a treat, but only in small amounts and never raw.

* Eggs: Cooked eggs (scrambled or hard-boiled) can be a treat, but avoid raw eggs.

Foods to absolutely avoid:

* Chocolate: This is toxic to cats.

* Onions and garlic: These can cause anemia.

* Grapes and raisins: These can cause kidney failure.

* Dairy products: Milk and cheese can cause digestive upset.

* Anything sweet: Sugar is not good for cats.

* Avocado: This is toxic to cats.

* Bones: These can splinter and cause choking or internal damage.

* Raw meat: This can contain bacteria that can make your cat sick.

Instead of human food, consider these safe and healthy cat treats:

* Commercial cat treats: Look for treats specifically formulated for cats, with appropriate nutritional content.

* Homemade cat treats: There are many safe and healthy recipes for homemade cat treats online.

Always consult your veterinarian before giving your cat any human food. They can advise you on safe and appropriate snacks based on your cat's individual needs.