Well it's safe so you can do it without any worries. Just don't eat it after you've given some to your cat like what the author did here.are u perhaps suggesting that I should try eating cat food?
Humans can eat many of the same things as cats, just as they can with most other pets, but it is still not recommended to consume food intended for pets. Pet food may contain ingredients that were deemed unfit for human consumption, and often uses raw or undercooked meats because animals are not adapted to eating cooked food and cannot absorb nutrients efficiently from cooked foods.I doubt industrially produced cat food has pathogens. Also, physiologically humans can eat great many substances that would harm a cat, but not vice versa, so in that sense cat food shouldn't contain anything poisonous to humans. Outside of prepared food, though, cats of course eat stuff that no human would, like freshly killed rodents and other small animals, raw (and wriggling). But it's not like humans would necessarily be incapable of eating such nasty things, especially if you were careful with the claws, bones, and beaks included.
I'm not going to argue against the end result, but generally speaking cooking food, aside from killing pathogens, helps with making the nutrients more easily absorbed. That's basically why humans could prosper so much and sustain such high brain functionality. It might be too unnatural for pets for other reasons, but I'm not sure it's because of nutrient absorption. You might have better info, though.Humans can eat many of the same things as cats, just as they can with most other pets, but it is still not recommended to consume food intended for pets. Pet food may contain ingredients that were deemed unfit for human consumption, and often uses raw or undercooked meats because animals are not adapted to eating cooked food and cannot absorb nutrients efficiently from cooked foods.