Can a weak kitten eat baby food?

  Can cats eat baby food if they're sick? 

Cats can eat meat based baby food if they're ill. Cats can only eat meat-based baby food if its free of additives.

Sick cats should also only be given a moderate portion of meat based baby food. So, meat based baby food can't be used as a regular or daily substitute for regular cat food.








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