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Can you? Yes. Should you? Well, I'd say no. I suppose one is fine here and there - it's your cat, your choice, but if your keep it up your cat can start begging just as bad as a dog.
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I'd be careful giving dairy products to cats, since most are lactose intolerant. Dairy won't cause any serious problems (i.e., it's not the equivalent of poison), but any more than just a tiny bit can often result in diarhhea or vomiting. Some time ago, I ordered pizza and left it unattended while I answered the phone. Muffin (who loves cheese) got into it. She was throwing up all night. I now guard the pizza and the cheese!
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Cheese in small quantities, pesto in even smaller quantities... like Susan mentioned, cheese can cause stomach upset, but the pesto can also be harmful because garlic & onions are poisonous to cats in large amounts.
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I wouldn't do it. If the cat's begging for a treat and you can't resist, throw down a clean (unseasoned) piece of raw meat or a commercial cat treat.
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