Under normal circumstances, cats cannot eat cream. Cream is generally made from eggs or milk, and has a relatively high sugar content. It is not suitable for animals to eat, because cats’ gastrointestinal tracts are relatively fragile. After eating, it may affect the normal digestion of food and increase the impact on the kidneys. Burden, affecting the normal functioning of the body. If the cat accidentally eats butter, the cat's physical condition needs to be observed at any time. If there is no abnormal reaction, special treatment is generally not required. If any abnormality occurs, the owner is advised to take the cat to a doctor for treatment in time.

1. Why cats can’t eat butter

Cream is usually made from eggs, milk and added sugar. Cats have sensitive gastrointestinal tracts, and the milk in the cream contains a lot of lactose, which may cause symptoms after eating. Lactose intolerance also affects blood sugar secretion in the body.

2. The dangers of cats eating butter

Butter contains a lot of sugar and a lot of fat. After eating it, it may increase the burden on the gastrointestinal tract and kidney function. It leads to excessive body fat and elevated blood sugar, and also affects the normal operation of kidney function and increases the chance of kidney disease. Moreover, many cats will develop lactose intolerance, diarrhea, vomiting and other adverse reactions after eating butter, which can be serious. may affect physical development.

3. Precautions for cats’ diet

Cats also generally eat canned cats and cat food, because these two foods are relatively rich in nutrients and can supplement various deficiencies in the body. Trace elements are good for physical development. You can also give your cat an appropriate amount of vegetables and chicken, but not excessive. Eating an appropriate amount can supplement nutrients and help strengthen the body. If the cat develops abdominal distension and abdominal pain after eating food, the owner needs to take the cat to the hospital for relevant examinations in time to determine the cause and further treatment.