Cats and dogs cannot eat garlic. Garlic, like onions, contains disulfides. Excessive consumption can cause hemolytic anemia in cats and dogs. In addition, garlic is a pungent seasoning food that can irritate the gastrointestinal tract of cats and dogs, causing them to suffer from indigestion symptoms.

The dangers of cats and dogs eating garlic:

1. Garlic contains a chemical called thiosulfate, which is harmful to dogs. It is poisonous to dogs. If a dog eats garlic, the thiosulfate in it will be absorbed into the dog's blood, which will damage the red blood cells in the dog's blood and cause anemia in the dog.

2. When dogs eat too much garlic, in severe cases, the dog may need a blood transfusion. In addition, eating even small amounts of garlic can cause vomiting and diarrhea in dogs.

3. The toxins in garlic can destroy red blood cells in cats and dogs. Garlic will concentrate these toxins, making the toxin concentration higher, which means that these products are more dangerous to cats and dogs. Symptoms usually appear a few days after food is digested, but severe cases may mean a trip to the vet.

4. Garlic is highly irritating. Cats may irritate the respiratory tract and digestive tract after eating it, causing adverse reactions.

5. Garlic can cause hemolytic liver failure in cats. If a cat accidentally eats garlic, it should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.