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Bones

Toxic

Never — splinter and can perforate organs.

Meat

Fat Trimmings

Toxic

Avoid — high fat triggers pancreatitis.

Meat

Liver (in excess)

Caution

Small amounts OK — excess causes vitamin A toxicity.

Meat

Cooked Bones

Caution

Never — cooked bones splinter and can perforate organs.

Meat

Raw Pork

Caution

Avoid raw — risk of Trichinella and parasites.

Meat

Cooked Chicken

Safe

Yes — excellent protein source for cats.

Meat

Turkey

Safe

Yes (plain cooked) — avoid bones, skin, and seasonings.

Meat

Beef

Safe

Yes (lean cooked) — a great protein source.

Meat
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