Kitten died after eating hair removal cream

The death of a kitten from eating fur-reducing cream may be due to overeating, irritating the gastrointestinal tract, causing acute gastroenteritis and causing the cat's death. Normal kittens do not need to eat hair-reducing cream, because kittens do not have a lot of hair in their bodies, and their gastrointestinal organs are sensitive and fragile, so it is best not to give them hair-reducing cream.
Tip:
Grooming your kitten more often can prevent hair ball disease.
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