Cow cats cannot eat barbecue meat. During the cooking process of barbecue meat, a large amount of seasonings are added, such as salt, MSG, soy sauce, chicken essence, etc. After being grilled at high temperature, these seasonings have been completely absorbed by the barbecue meat. Feeding barbecue meat to cats may cause vomiting. , diarrhea and other adverse reactions. Because cats’ intestines and stomach are relatively fragile, their diet should be light and not too much seasoning. Therefore, it is recommended that cat owners not feed their cats barbecue meat to avoid adverse consequences.

What to do if a cow cat accidentally eats barbecue meat:

1. If the cow cat accidentally eats less barbecue meat, or the taste is lighter, there should be no obvious symptoms. Cat owners don’t have to worry about symptoms of discomfort. They can feed dairy cats some water to dilute the taste of food.

2. If a dairy cat accidentally eats a large amount of barbecue meat and develops diarrhea or vomiting, you can add some beneficial bacteria to the cat and feed it some probiotics.

3. If the condition of the cow cat does not improve, take the cow cat to the pet hospital for treatment in time. Do not take it lightly and delay the condition to avoid endangering life safety.