Cats and dogs cannot eat garlic leaves. Garlic leaves contain sulfides that can damage red blood cells, causing them to rupture and cause your pet to urinate blood. In severe cases, anemia caused by damage to red blood cells can lead to internal organ damage, organ failure or even death.

What to do if cats and dogs eat garlic leaves by mistake:

1. Do not eat garlic leaves in large quantities. You must put them away carefully to prevent pets from eating them. Pets cannot eat foods such as onions, garlic, and leeks that contain thiosulfate.

2. Eating a small amount is generally not dangerous. There may be no symptoms of poisoning within 1-2 hours, so induce vomiting immediately.

3. After eating a large amount of garlic leaves in a short period of time, if you have symptoms of poisoning: vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, shortness of breath, lethargy, or even blood in the urine, you need to drink water or use diuretics to speed up metabolism, and take them away immediately See a doctor.

4. In the case of eating garlic leaves, it may be that pets use garlic leaves as cat grass and use garlic leaves to induce vomiting. The owner should observe whether the cat vomits and produces hair after eating garlic leaves. If you feed hair removal cream in time.