Cats can eat cooked corn and peas in moderation. Both corn and peas contain nutrients that are beneficial to cats, such as vitamins, minerals and dietary fiber. Corn promotes gastrointestinal motility and aids in bowel movements, while peas are rich in potassium, protein, fiber, and vitamins that can help with cat bowel movements. However, it is important to note that corn and peas should not be a major part of your cat's diet, as cats are carnivores and their main source of nutrition should be animal protein. In addition, corn is high in sugar, and excessive consumption by cats may cause digestive problems such as vomiting and diarrhea. Peas contain oxalates and need to be fed in moderation for cats with bladder problems.
When introducing a new food, start with a small amount and observe your cat for any adverse reactions such as allergies or digestive discomfort. If your cat has an adverse reaction to corn or peas, stop feeding immediately and consult your veterinarian. In conclusion, corn and peas can be used as an occasional addition to your cat's diet, but you should ensure that their diet is generally balanced and appropriate.