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For my cat, I'd probably just call the pet poison line in my state/country. Dogs are relatively better at eating human food (except very obvious well known exam
by gnulinux 6y ago
For my cat, I'd probably just call the pet poison line in my state/country. Dogs are relatively better at eating human food (except very obvious well known examples like alcohol, grapes, cooked bones etc) but most plants can be poisonous to cats, so I wouldn't risk it.
- _nalply 6y agoSimple rule: Chocolate is poisonous to cats. And what's poisonous to humans is usually poisonous to cats as well.
- gnulinux 6y agoThis is a terrible simple rule if you have a cat. Most house plants are poisonous to cats. https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/toxic-and-non-toxic-plants https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/toxic-a... In addition to plants, common human drugs like alcohol, THC and caffeine are also poisonous to cats. Also common human spices such as salt, garlic and onion can be toxic too. Cats tolerate very small quantities of these (e.g. small slice of salami), but feeding your cat a chicken with garlic sauce is probably a bad idea.
- Traubenfuchs 6y agoWhile we are at it: The popular hair loss medication minoxidil is HIGHLY TOXIC to cats.
- _nalply 6y agoI retract my simple rule. It's bad. Sorry.