Cats are carnivores, so it may seem unnatural for them to eat anything other than meat. However, felines should be fed healthy wet cat food, vet-approved dry cat food, and a variety of cat treats, such as greenies filled with ingredients to promote cat health. There are also some human foods that cats can safely consume. The key is to choose the right ones for your cat’s needs, while avoiding foods with ingredients that are harmful to cats. 
Here are five human foods that most cats can enjoy safely

1. Eggs
Cooked eggs are a nutritious choice for cats, but raw eggs contain an enzyme called avidin that interferes with the absorption of biotin (a B vitamin). Even eating one or two raw eggs can result in a deficiency that can cause problems with your cat’s skin and fur. Plus, raw eggs run the risk of salmonella poisoning. Cooked eggs do not contain the same enzyme and should be safe to feed to cats. Try cutting eggs into small pieces so your cat can easily eat and digest them

2. Cucumber
Slices of fresh cucumber make a fun, crunch treat for cats. They are especially beneficial for cats who need to increase their water intake. In addition, cucumber can help prevent urinary tract infections. Because this snack is so low-calorie, it’s okay to feed your cat as much cucumber as they want

3. Skinless chicken
Many cats love chicken, and it’s a great source of protein that most adult cats can enjoy. Chopped or ground chicken is easy to digest, so you don’t have to worry about your cat getting an upset stomach. Canned cat food often contains chicken as the first ingredient, which makes it an excellent choice for cats who need extra protein in their diet. Just be sure any cooked chicken is unseasoned, skinless, and boneless before feeding to cats.

4. Fish
Fish is a great source of protein and can be included as part of a balanced diet for cats. Just make sure that the fish is not seasoned or covered in breading. Most cats love tuna, but you should always check the label to ensure there are no ingredients that your cat should not have (i.e., excess sodium). Avoid fish with added salt or preservatives so that your cat can enjoy it while staying healthy

5. Broccoli
Most cats enjoy broccoli, and this crunchy green vegetable is a nutritious treat. Because broccoli contains fiber, it can help prevent constipation for your cat. It’s also low in calories, so it can be included as part of a weight-loss plan for your cat. Many cats like to eat the stalks of broccoli, so save the stalks for your pet next time you’re cooking this vegetable

In summary, feeding your cats certain human foods can be beneficial, but you should always consult with your vet before feeding them anything different from their regular diet. Cats need a variety of nutrients to stay healthy, so they should never be fed one type of food exclusively. Veterinarians recommend primarily feeding cats a feline-specific wet or dry cat food that contains vitamins and nutrients for feline health. If your cat suffers from digestive issues, a digestive cat food may help prevent stomach problems and hair balls while promoting gut health. Cats are often overfed, so feeding obese cats a low calorie formula, such as Iams indoor cat food, can help prevent weight issues.