The dangers of cats eating too much salt:

1. If the cat eats too much salt, too much salt will aggravate the malnutrition of the cat’s skin glands. This will cause the cat's hair to fall out, resulting in large areas of hair loss.

2. Cats eat too salty food and the salt cannot be excreted. The excess salt left in the body can only be excreted through the tongue and eye glands. Over time, eye secretions will accumulate around the cat’s eyes. There will be a lot of eye droppings and heavy tear stains.

What cats cannot eat:

1. Candy and snacks. Such as chocolate, beer, coffee, candies, snacks, etc. Sweet foods may cause obesity in cats, chocolate may cause shock or even death in cats, xylitol may cause hypoglycemia, and beverages containing caffeine and alcoholic beverages are more likely to cause poisoning in cats. Don't feed the cat just because it begs for food.

2. Onion and garlic foods. Foods such as onions, scallions, shallots, leeks, garlic, etc. contain ingredients that will destroy the cat’s red blood cells. Cats may cause anemia if they eat them. Even after heating, the effect is the same. When making homemade cat food, owners should pay special attention not to add this kind of food, and it is also not recommended to feed human food to cats.

3. Crustacean food. Foods such as octopus, squid, crabs, shrimps, etc. are difficult to digest and may cause diarrhea in cats after eating them. Some cats have slightly better gastrointestinal conditions, but this does not mean that they can continue to be fed. They should change their habit of feeding crustaceans and seafood.