Things You'll Need
- Knife
Instructions
Cut away all excess fat from the ham. Fat is not good for your cat's kidneys. This includes the skin around the outside of the ham shank.
Make sure that the ham you are going to use for your cat is completely cooked through. Pork can be dangerous if it not cooked all the way through.
Cut the ham into small cube-like pieces. Make the pieces small enough that the cat will be able to put the pieces of ham into its mouth.
Put the pieces in a storage bag or plastic container in the refrigerator until feeding time, or if your would like to give your cat a treat. Do not feed the cat the ham from the table or the cat will learn to beg.
Feed the cat just a few small cubes of ham shank with its food or as a treat a few times a week. Anymore may make your cat's stomach hurt.