If the cat only licked a small sip of the wine and the alcohol content is not high, you can observe it first. During this period, it is best to let the cat drink more water to dilute the alcohol intake. If your cat drinks too much, it is recommended to contact your veterinarian immediately or go directly to the nearest pet hospital. Because cats are intolerant to alcohol, they will develop alcohol poisoning after drinking alcohol. Moreover, cats do not have hangover-relieving enzymes in their bodies and generally cannot decompose alcohol. Excessive alcohol intake may cause acute liver and kidney failure in cats.

The wine consumed by humans contains ingredients that cats cannot use. If cats consume large amounts, it may cause poisoning or even death. It is said that the lethal dose of alcohol for dogs and cats is 5.6ml per kilogram of body weight. If the alcohol content of beer is about 5% and the average weight of cats is about 4kg, then 1 medium cup (500ml) is equivalent to the lethal dose.

Cat’s liver, unlike humans, cannot quickly remove toxins in alcohol. If the owner intentionally or unintentionally lets the cat drink alcohol, it will cause the cat’s liver and kidney failure, and in severe cases, it may cause death. Cause the death of the cat. Therefore, generally do not let cats drink alcohol.