Foods that cats must not eat:

1. Pungent foods. Vegetables containing irritating foods such as scallions, onions, leeks, garlic, peppers, and mustard can cause anemia and hematuria in cats.

2. Raw meat, raw fish, etc. Toxoplasma gondii can also be found in raw meat, so when feeding meat, the owner should cook it as much as possible before feeding it. In addition, raw meat can also hinder the absorption of calcium.

3. Forbidden drinks and foods. Cats cannot eat chocolate, cocoa, milk, tea and other beverages and foods containing caffeine and tea polyphenols. Especially milk, cats may have diarrhea after drinking it; in addition, alcoholic foods can also cause vomiting and diarrhea, and even cause death.

4. Aquatic products. Shrimp, shellfish, bonito flakes, dried small fish, etc. This type of shellfish will hinder the absorption of vitamin B, so try not to feed it. Octopus and cuttlefish can cause indigestion, vomiting, and even death in severe cases.

5. Chicken bones, fish bones and other bones. The edges of bones, especially fish bones, are sharp. If a cat accidentally eats them, they can easily get stuck in the throat or digestive tract. In severe cases, it may even cause perforation of the cat's digestive tract.

6. Raw eggs and salted duck eggs. Raw eggs contain ingredients that inhibit the decomposition and absorption of protein. Eating raw eggs may lead to parasite infection. Salted duck eggs are a food high in oil and salt, which will put a burden on your cat’s kidneys.

7. Nuts. Foods such as macadamia nuts and almonds contain substances that are toxic to cats. Cats may experience vomiting, muscle spasms, hind limb weakness or even paralysis after eating them. In addition, the high phosphorus content in this type of food can increase the risk of kidney stones in cats.