As the saying goes, "Greedy Cat" refers to cats as the name suggests. Although most cats are like this, they will improve very well if they are taught strict lessons from an early age. Persian cats are very curious about anything new, whether it is food or food. Those who play with it will first look at it, ask questions, and then bite it. If it is food for humans, let alone waste it. What is important is whether the cat's health will be harmed if it eats it. So today I’m going to talk about what Persian cats can’t eat. ​​​​​​

Milk: Most cats do not have lactase and cannot break down lactose. Milk intake can easily cause cats to have diarrhea. However, yogurt can be fed in small amounts, plain. In addition, there are special cat milk powder for cats, or goat milk powder is also acceptable.

Salt: This includes anything containing salt, including inferior cat food (especially Weijia, which contains excessive salt), your favorite soybean, and dried salted fish.

Grains and starches: (such as rice, noodles, steamed buns, bread, potatoes, etc.) For the sake of cats’ teeth and their inability to absorb such foods, please do not feed them grains and starches.

Animal liver: Liver contains a large amount of vitamin A. Excessive intake of vitamin A can cause muscle stiffness, neck pain, bone and joint deformation, and liver disease. A small amount is okay, but be sure not to give too much.

High-fat foods: That is, high-fat fish or fatty meat, which can easily lead to a lack of vitamin E, which can cause inflammation of body fat and cause extreme pain.

Raw fish and meat: cook them before feeding them. Although in some foreign countries it is highly recommended for cats and dogs to eat raw meat, the domestic quarantine situation is not ideal. In order to prevent parasites, it is better not to feed cats and dogs raw meat.

Dog food: Cats are carnivores, while dogs are omnivorous animals. The nutrients in dog food are not enough to meet the needs of cats.

Seafood: shrimp, sea crab, squid, salamander snail, cuttlefish, octopus, cuttlefish, sardine and horse fish, etc. Because the protein in this type of food is not easily digested by cats, it also contains toxins that can cause cat allergies. If a big cat eats too much, it will cause allergies, salivation, vomiting, diarrhea and other symptoms. If it is a kitten, it may even cause convulsions and death in severe cases. Sardines and horsetail fish in particular contain a strange toxin to which cats react particularly strongly. However, cats especially like this kind of food because of its strong fishy smell, and people also like it. Therefore, when we have high-quality seafood when we eat, we must not feed it to the cat just because it begs for food, and do not cause it because of doting on the cat. It's painful.

Bones (especially chicken and duck bones and larger fish bones): There is a lot to say about this. Don’t think of cats as so strong. Sharper bones and larger fish bones can easily scratch their throats or Esophagus, this is also the warning of all pet doctors! Condiments: such as salt, monosodium glutamate, pepper, mustard, chili oil, etc. Basically, just by seasoningFood processed from raw materials is not suitable for cats and dogs to eat. Because these condiments will affect the liver and kidney function of cats.

Snacks, fruits and vegetables: Chocolate, coffee, tea (or food containing tea, theobromine and caffeine): all contain methylxanthines, which can cause poisoning in pets. These are highly toxic to dogs and cats.

Green onions and onions: contain ingredients that can destroy red blood cells and can cause anemia and even death in cats. Garlic: cats are more sensitive to garlic than dogs

Smoked products: This is obvious, no one should eat too much.

Grapes and raisins: The toxicity of grapes and raisins to cats is unknown, but they are known to be toxic to dogs. The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center recommends not giving grapes or raisins to cats or dogs in any quantity. This means no matter how much your cat pleads, don't share your muesli or fruitcake with him.