Cats should not eat garlic peas. Garlic peas contain garlic. First of all, the smell of garlic is too pungent and will damage the cat’s nasal mucosa, making the cat unwilling to eat it. Secondly, garlic is an organic sulfur compound extracted from the garlic heads of the Alliaceae plant, which can trigger allergic reactions such as asthma and contact dermatitis in cats. Finally, garlic contains ingredients that destroy red blood cells in cats, which can cause anemia, hemoglobinuria, jaundice and other diseases. Excessive consumption can lead to the death of cats.

What to do if a cat accidentally eats garlic:

1. If the cat only eats a very small amount of garlic and has no symptoms, the cat owner does not need to worry too much. After all, Cats also have the ability to regulate themselves.

2. Cat owners can try to induce vomiting in cats with soapy water and diluted hydrogen peroxide. Inducing vomiting in cats can effectively reduce the symptoms of poisoning.

3. If the cat eats more than one gram of garlic, observe whether the cat has diarrhea, vomiting, whitening of the gums, loose skin and other symptoms.

4. After inducing vomiting, closely observe the cat’s condition to see if the cat has urinary abnormalities or mental abnormalities. If so, take the cat to a pet hospital for treatment.