It is not recommended to feed chicken sausage to cats. The main component of chicken intestines is starch. Cats’ gastrointestinal tract has a weak ability to digest starch. Eating it may cause indigestion and vomiting. Moreover, the salt content in chicken intestines is high. Cats that eat excessive amounts of salt cannot be completely metabolized by the body. Accumulation in the body may cause poisoning, damage their liver and kidney functions, and even lead to kidney failure.

What are the foods that cats cannot eat?

1. Vegetables include potatoes, Chinese toon, broccoli, taro, spinach, Houttuynia cordata, mushrooms, ginger, as well as onions, leeks, green onions and other onions. Onion vegetables contain ingredients that destroy cats' red blood cells, which can cause hemolytic anemia in cats, with symptoms such as hematuria, vomiting and fever. In the most serious cases, the cat can die.

2. Milk. Cats have very weak intestines and stomachs, and many cats are lactose intolerant. Drinking milk can easily cause vomiting and diarrhea. However, there are exceptions for certain milks (such as Shuhua milk), but try to choose cat-specific food.

3. Alcoholic beverages. Ethanol is a component in alcoholic beverages. If taken in excess, it can cause poisoning in cats, destroy their brain cells and body cells, and cause symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, difficulty breathing, and neurological abnormalities.

4. Do not eat chocolate, coffee and other foods containing a large amount of theobromine and caffeine as snacks, as well as all nut foods. Cats will be poisoned if they eat them. Ham sausage has a high salt content. Cats who consume too much salt will increase the burden on their kidneys and cause their hair to become dry and frizzy, and even cause hair loss. Also, you cannot eat canned tuna that is human food because these foods lack the vitamins and minerals that cats need and can cause malnutrition in cats. As well as seasonings, high-salt or greasy foods, cats cannot eat them, otherwise they will aggravate tear stains and hair loss.

5. Fruits include apples, grapes, star fruits, avocados, persimmons, mangoes, peaches, cherries, pomegranates, pears, as well as acidic fruits such as lemons, oranges, passion fruit, grapefruits, oranges, plums, and apricots. . Acidic fruits can irritate your cat's gastrointestinal tract and cause vomiting and diarrhea. Raisins should also not be eaten, as they can cause kidney failure in cats just like grapes.

6. Shellfish such as shrimp, shellfish, bonito flakes, dried small fish, etc. will hinder the cat’s absorption of vitamin B, so try not to feed them. Moreover, the strong taste of these seafood may also make cats develop the habit of heavy taste and picky mouth.

7. Flowers and plants include monstera, bird of paradise, tiger orchid, spring feather, iron tree, dripping Guanyin, ivy, pothos, lily, hydrangea, chrysanthemum, oleander, tulip , poinsettia, poinsettia, etc., many poisonous plants are irritating, especially to the gastrointestinal tract, so the best way is to keep cats away from plants.

8. Cats cannot eat fish bones and other fine bones of poultry, because this may cause digestive system problems, scratch the cat’s esophagus, and block the intestines.road.

9. Do not feed raw meat, raw fish, raw eggs and other raw foods to cats, because there are many bacteria in them, which can easily cause cats to be infected by bacteria.

10. Cats cannot eat animal liver. Eating liver for a long time can easily lead to calcium deficiency, and liver is rich in vitamin A. Excessive intake can cause abnormal bone development and lead to vitamin A poisoning in cats.

11. Do not feed leftovers to cats for a long time. Cats are carnivores and have a high demand for protein, otherwise they will easily become malnourished.