By Published On: 2020년 5월 1일Categories: Cat, Cat_Health0 Comments on Foods cats should not eat

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There are some foods cats shouldn’t eat.
You have to be careful because eating these foods can cause a major disruption to your life.
1. Human food
2. Uncooked meat and fish
3. Egg whites
4. Caffeine
5. Chocolate, cacao
6. Onions. Garlic, green onions, boots.
7. Grapes, raisins
8. Milk
9. Tuna cans, blue-backed fish
10. Dog food
11. Alcohol
12. Persimmon seed, apricot seed, peach seed, plum seed, apple seed.
13. Liver
14. Other (nuts, avocados, etc.)


1. Human food

Most of them contain a lot of salt and can cause vomiting, diarrhea, abnormal body fluid accumulation, severe thirst, urination, kidney damage, etc.

Also, green onions and garlic, which are often used in Korean food, are dangerous in a small amount.


2. Uncooked meat and fish

Salmonella infection can lead to food poisoning and risk of parasites.

Uncooked fish also have thiamine-disassembling thiaminase, which can cause nerve problems if thiamin is lacking and cause convulsions and coma if severe.


3. Egg whites

It’s okay to give a little egg yolk, but the protein Abidine in the egg whites can interfere with the digestion and absorption of the water-soluble vitamin biotin, which can cause dermatitis, conjunctivitis, etc.


4. Caffeine(coffee, tea, green tea, etc)

Even in small quantities can put a lot of pressure on the triceps and kidneys and cause blood pressure hikes, vomiting, hyperactivity, high fever, seizures, etc.

Cold medicine and painkillers that people take also contain a lot of caffeine, so they should not be allowed to eat.


5. Chocolate, cacao

Caffeine and especially deoburamine in chocolate and cacao can stimulate the cat’s central nervous system, causing nervous system paralysis.

This can cause vomiting, seizures, etc., which can lead to death in severe cases.


6. Onions. Garlic, green onions, Chives.

Even in small quantities dangerous and can destroy red blood cells in cats, causing hematuria and anemia.

In particular, a substance called ‘allyl propl diasulfide’ is toxic and can not only destroy red blood cells in cats but also cause hematuria, anemia and gastritis.


7. Grapes, raisins

A small amount of intake is also dangerous and causes cat kidney damage, causing vomiting, diarrhea and kidney failure in cats. In severe cases, you may develop acute renal failure.

You’ll get permanent damage to your kidneys, so be extra careful.


8. Milk

Cats do not have an enzyme that breaks down lactose, so consuming human milk can cause diarrhea and vomiting.
Especially for young cats, diarrhea and dehydration can interfere with their lives, so be more careful.

So if you want to give milk, you have to give milk only for cats.


9. Tuna cans, Tuna, blue-backed fish

Tuna does not have the necessary nutrients for cats, which can lead to malnutrition and can lead to mercury poisoning during long-term intake.

Also, eating a lot of unsaturated fatty acids such as tuna and dorsal blue fish (mackerel, saury, etc.) can lead to vitamin E deficiency.

To prevent this, tuna cans dedicated to cats are often added with vitamin E, and it is recommended that you check the amount of vitamin E before you pay.


10. Dog food

Dogs and cats have different nutritional requirements, and cats lack nutrients needed for long-term use, and do not contain taurine, an amino acid needed for cats, which can lead to blindness or heart disease due to lack of taurine.


11. Alcohol

It affects the liver and brain as it does for humans, depleting vitamins and minerals.

Cats are very sensitive to alcohol because they are small, and when they are drunk, they can cause vomiting, loss of control, and unconsciousness, and in severe cases, they can cause coma, seizures, and death.


12. Persimmon seed, apricot seed, peach seed, plum seed, apple seed.

May cause intestinal obstruction or enteritis.

It contains cyanide, which is toxic to cats, which can inhibit ‘cytochrome oxydase’, which is essential for oxygen transport in cells, resulting in difficulty breathing, dilatation of pupils, shock, etc.


13. Liver

A small amount is fine, but if you take too much vitamin A, it can degrade your bones and cause osteoporosis.


14. Other (nuts, avocados, etc.)

Nuts – High fat content causes diarrhea when eating too much

Avocado – There’s a toxin called Persin that can cause vomiting and diarrhea.

Anchovies and Katsuobushi(in case of excessive intake) – It contains a lot of calcium, but also a lot of magnesium, so you can have diarrhea if you eat too much.

human medicine – Medications must be kept out of reach of pets, especially ingredients such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen, which people eat a lot for colds and pains, can be fatal to cats.

cooking anchovies – It contains a lot of salt.

Makadamia – It has toxicity that affects digestive organs, nerve tissues and muscles. Within 3 to 12 hours of ingestion, symptoms such as back leg loss, joint stiffness and rupture, vomiting, abnormal fever, etc.

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