Cat food attractant is a kind of food flavoring agent added to cat food, which is used to increase cats' interest in food and help cats adapt to new food faster. In the ingredient list of cat food, the attractant of cat food is usually marked as "flavoring agent", "flavor enhancer" or "natural flavoring agent". These attractants are usually made from natural food extracts, such as fish oil, chicken, etc., which will not adversely affect the health of cats.

However, it should be noted that some cat food manufacturers may add some chemical synthetic additives as attractants, such as hydroxybenzimide (BHA) and hydroxybenzoate (BHT). These chemicals may cause allergic reactions in cats and pose a potential threat to their health. Therefore, when buying cat food, you should carefully check the ingredient list to avoid buying cat food containing these chemical synthetic additives.

In a word, the attractant in cat food is an additive that can increase the cat's interest in food, and it is usually marked as "flavoring agent", "flavor enhancer" or "natural flavoring agent" in the ingredient list. In order to protect the health of cats, you must carefully check the ingredient list when buying cat food to avoid buying cat food containing chemical synthetic additives.