15 Harmful And Toxic Cat Foods

15 Harmful And Toxic Cat Foods?- Avoid These Foods

Avoid feeding your cat with these 11 foods as these are toxic foods to cats. Feeding them with these foods is like playing her/his life,

Garlic

Feeding any kind of cat food that contains garlic in it is like pushing your feline towards anemia. Garlic powder can also be toxic?.

Onions

Onions can damage your feline’s red blood cells. Avoid feeding them any kind of soup that contains onion as an ingredient.

Raw Eggs

Don’t feed your cat with raw egg as it can lead them to illness that could include diarrhea, lethargy, and vomiting?.

Raw Meats & Bones

Not all breeds of cats can consume raw meats. Let me know down below if your cat can consume raw meat or not?. Apart from illness, there is also a risk of choking.

Caffeine

You should never give any kind of pet food that contains caffeine in it. Caffeine contains Methylxanthines which is fatal to cats.

Chocolate

The same applies here. It also contains Methylxanthines. Avoid giving them caffeine or chocolate. It also includes caffeinated drinks.?

Raw Dough

Keep your cat away from the raw dough as much as possible as their stomach can’t digest them.

Alcohol

It is obvious to keep your cat away from alcohol just like you them from kids. Even a small amount of alcohol can make your cat sick and admit to the vet clinic.?

Diary Products

You may have seen cats enjoying milk but you need to understand that most cats have only been exposed to their mother’s milk lactose and feeding them with cow milk can make them sick.





However, there are some cat breeds that can easily tolerate cow or goat milk. Let me know down below if your cat enjoys drinking milk or it makes them sick.

Raisins

Raisins, as well as grapes, are toxic to cats. Even a small amount of grape can make them very sick you may also need to visit the vet immediately.

Dog food

Don’t you dare to think about feeding your cat with dog foods ?? Cat nutritional requirements always differ from dogs.

Cooked Tuna

You can feed them with cooked tuna but it is only acceptable if you feed them occasionally.

Raw Seafood

Apart from raw tuna, you must avoid feeding your cat with raw seafood like carp, herring, sardines, clams, and other sea critters that contain thiaminase enzymes. thiaminase enzymes can be harmless if they get heated by cooking but raw will be harmful.

Raw Liver

The liver is also acceptable if you feed it to your cat occasionally but too much liver for them can create an imbalance if vitamin a which is very dangerous.

Nuts

Nuts can be an excellent source of protein but you shouldn’t feed nuts to your cats. Nuts contain fat content which can be fatal and problematic for cats.

How To Prevent Your Cat From Eating Toxic And Dangerous Food?

There are some tips that you can learn and practice to prevent your cat from eating toxic and harmful food.

Here are the tips:

• Do not let your cat in on the kitchen’dining area while you are eating or cooking
  
  
  
  
• Avoid feeding your cat with table scraps
  
  
  
  
• Keep your cat from being anxious during the holidays when your relatives enjoy food and try to feed your feline.
  
  
  
  
• Make sure that you keep the foods out of your cat’s reach.
  
  
  
  
• Don’t allow them to eat anything they find. Teach her what she can eat and she can’t. At least just the notion.
  
  

27 Foods That Are Completely Safe For Cats

( Some of them are only acceptable as safe if they are being fed occasionally)

Venison	Watermelon	Honeydew
Quinoa	Tapioca	Cantaloupe
Barley	Apples	Turkey
Couscous	Bread	Whitefish
Duck	Rabbit	Oatmeal
Eggs (cooked)	Deli meat (lean)	Beef (lean)
Cucumber	Bananas	Herring
Blueberries	Green beans	Peas
Millet	Salmon	Liver

27 Foods That Are Harmful To Cats

Canned tuna	Bones (cooked)	Baby food
Coffee Citrus oil	Chocolate	Chives
Energy drinks	Fat trimmings	Dog food
Human vitamins	Grapes	Onions
Mushrooms	Milk	Macadamia nuts
Raw eggs	Raisins	Peanut Butter
Rhubarb leaves	Raw meat	Raw fish
Tea	Sugar	Salt
Yeast dough	Xylitol	Tobacco

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