Woman trying to eat breakfast in bed
« When you have cats, there is nothing called peace during breakfast in bed, » the text in the video reads.
« I hope his biological mother knows he is testing my boundaries every single day, » the cat’s owner wrote in the text during the video at Tiktok.
If it was for cats, they would probably eat our food all the time – but many of the things we eat can be toxic or even mortal to them. Therefore, it is important that you do not let your cat eat your food, even if it keeps tormenting about it.
In an article shared by Preventive Vet, Dr. Beth Turner that these foods include, among other things, garlic, onions, chives, alcohol, chocolate, grapes, raisins, caffeine, raw meat, raw fish, raw liver, legs, raw dough, raw eggs and avocados.
Cats should also avoid milk and dairy products as they are lactose intolerant, as well as canned tuna due to the risk of mercury poisoning. They should also not eat dog food as it has no nutritional value for them and can lead to obesity.
If your cat accidentally consumes something toxic, do not panic. According to the British Animal Welfare Organization RSPCA, you should remove the source of the poison and contact your veterinarian immediately who will be able to help you with the next step.
RSPCA also emphasizes that you must not try to medicate the cat itself or provoke vomiting and that you should keep it away from other pets to avoid cross -contamination.
According to an article from Catster, which has been reviewed by Dr. Karyn Kanowski, there are certain foods that cats can eat well. It includes cooked and bone -free freshly caught salmon, cooked and bone -free meat such as chicken, beef, turkey, lamb and pork (without spices), prepared intestines and prepared shrimp.
