Cats cannot eat homemade ice cream. Ice cream is a frozen food with a low temperature. If fed to a cat, it will irritate the cat's intestines, adversely affect the cat's body, and easily cause vomiting, diarrhea and other adverse reactions. The ingredients of ice cream are generally milk, sugar and other seasonings, which are difficult for cats to digest and absorb, so it is not recommended to give cats homemade ice cream. If a cat accidentally eats homemade ice cream and has an adverse reaction, it should seek medical attention promptly.

What to do if a cat accidentally eats homemade ice cream:

1. If the cat does not have diarrhea, the owner does not need to worry.

2. If the cat has mild diarrhea, you can first control the cat’s diet, feed small amounts with frequent meals, and use probiotics for conditioning.

3. If the cat has severe diarrhea, artificial oral rehydration salts or infusion are needed to adjust the cat’s water, electrolyte and acid-base balance.

4. If there are other symptoms, symptomatic treatment is required.