Little-bellied cats cannot eat ginger. Because ginger is an irritating condiment, it will stimulate the cat's sense of smell and gastrointestinal tract after ingestion, and may cause symptoms such as indigestion, diarrhea, and loss of appetite. There are also many cats that cannot tolerate the taste of ginger. If the owner finds that the cat has cold symptoms such as sneezing and runny nose, and wants to use ginger to drive the cat away from the cold, this approach is not advisable and it is recommended to send the cat to the hospital for examination and treatment.

What to do if a cat eats ginger:

1. Once you find that your cat has been poisoned by eating ginger, you should first stop feeding ginger immediately. Cats with mild poisoning can recover naturally without treatment after stopping feeding ginger.

2. Cats with severe poisoning require further treatment and should be sent to a pet hospital immediately for professional treatment.