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Although it won’t harm your cat in the short term, the dietary requirements of cats and dogs are significantly different. Cats require higher levels of protein and taurine in their diet and dog foods simply don’t provide these in large enough quantities. So no problems if your cat accidently consumes some but not as a cat food substitute.
