The probability of a cat pulling out a needle after eating it

The chance of a cat pulling out a needle after eating it is almost 0. When a cat eats a needle, the cat should be sent to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time. The needle is very sharp and can easily scratch the cat's intestines and stomach, causing bleeding, and even death of the cat in severe cases. If you have cats at home, you should be careful to put these dangerous items away to prevent cats from accidentally eating them out of curiosity.
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