Trying to pry your feline friend off your plateful of food is a tedious task, even if it is something we do not enjoy. Most of the food we eat can be toxic to cats. However, we have listed below some human foods that are safe for your cats’ consumption. But, before you let them nibble on all of these, make sure to consult a vet to avoid any allergic reaction.

Meat
Being carnivores, it only makes sense to feed cats some poultry or beef. However, make sure to steer clear of high sodium meat cuts. This can cause toxicity in our feline pals.

Eggs
Eggs are an overall winner as they are rich in vitamins, minerals, and proteins. Treating cats to cooked eggs is not only great for their body but also their fur.

Melons
Melons are some of the tastiest and the juiciest fruits, and cats would want a piece of it. Thankfully, we can share it with them. Make sure they have been deseeded so that cats do not end up choking on them. 

Cheese
Cheese is rich in calcium and proteins, which are essential for cats. It takes care of micros along with macros in their daily meals. You can sprinkle some cheese shreds on cat food but make sure your cat is not allergic to dairy products.

Oatmeal
Oatmeal is one of the most common breakfasts in most households. That makes it even more challenging to ensure our feline friends don’t grab some of it as well. But the good news is, oatmeal is one of those human foods that are safe for cats’ consumption. So, the next time your cat meowing near their empty bowl, pour them some of the fiber and iron-rich breakfast.

Bananas
These are high in potassium. So, if your cat loves to gobble up some of this fruit, make sure to only with it on special occasions as they are also high in calories and sugar. Don’t make bananas a regular treat, as their high sugar content might may cause health complications. 

Carrot
Carrots are one of the safest human foods that cats can eat. However, ensure that you serve them cooked or boiled carrots as raw carrots can prove to be a choking hazard for them. 

Pumpkin
Pumpkin spice is a favorite autumn flavor among many. So, let your cats know what the hype is all about and occasionally treat them with some cut-up or pureed pumpkin. The vegetable is high in fiber and can also ease constipation. Plus, if your cat has accidentally swallowed a hairball, the pumpkin will help eliminate that as well. 

Spinach
The dark green leafy vegetable is rich in iron. So, instead of letting your cats nibble on your houseplants or on the grass, which might be toxic to them, treat them to a healthy serving of spinach. The vitamin-rich food will ensure that your cats are getting optimum nutrition in their daily meals.