Cats are obligate carnivores, which means that they require animal protein to survive. A diet rich in animal protein helps them maintain a healthy coat, strong muscles and bones, and a properly functioning digestive system. Cats also need certain vitamins and minerals that are found in animal flesh.
While cats can technically survive on a diet of dry kibble or canned food alone, most experts agree that the best way to provide all the nutrients your cat needs is to feed them a combination of both dry and wet food. Some people like to supplement their cat's diet with raw or cooked meat, fish, or organs.
When it comes to condiments for cats, there really aren't many options. Most condiments are either too high in sugar or salt for cats, or they contain ingredients that can be harmful to cats if ingested (like onion powder). The only condiment we would recommend feeding your cat is plain yogurt (make sure it doesn't contain any artificial sweeteners). Yogurt contains beneficial probiotics that can help support your cat's digestive health.