Few of us know the record times for horse races of various distances at different tracks, even though a possible track record was part of the talk leading up to the 1973 Belmont Stakes. For most of us, it took an expert announcer to explain that Secretariat had just run the fastest Belmont in history. Probably after a moment of research it was noted that the winning time was not merely the fastest 1 Â½ miles at Belmont Park, but also the fastest 1Â½ miles-time ever recorded in America.
They know it is treat time! your cat can eat a whole fish, let alone fish skin. I couldn't see why not,,but I wouldn't feed a whole lot,,there is alot fatty stuff in skin,ask your vet..for better advice. I feed it to my cat and cats I have had in the past and they love it , hasn't even made them sick.
On the other hand there are cat foods that contain fish. The type of fish in these food contain taurine. The dark meat of tuna contains this ammino acid and is used in the production of tuna flavored foods. The tuna we eat, chicken of the sea, is made from the white meat of the tuna. Tuna white meat lacks taurine. To answer your question, you can feed your cat fish skin in moderation. In small amounts it will not harm her. Do not make it a main part of her diet and feed a good quality cat food.