Cats and dogs cannot eat chocolate chip cookies. Chocolate is fatal to dogs and cats, and excessive consumption of chocolate can lead to poisoning, which can be life-threatening. Symptoms of chocolate poisoning may include vomiting, diarrhea, bloody stools or urine, extreme mental decline or even shock. Although the chocolate content in chocolate biscuits is not high, for the health of cats and dogs, chocolate biscuits cannot be fed.

What to do after cats and dogs eat chocolate biscuits by mistake:

1. Call the veterinarian and tell the veterinarian all the actual situation, including what kind of chocolate they accidentally ate. , how much chocolate was accidentally eaten, how long it has been since the cat ate the chocolate, and the cat’s basic condition (weight, age, etc.), follow the veterinarian’s method.

2. Induce vomiting. This is to reduce the amount of chocolate in the stomach as much as possible, thereby reducing the cat’s absorption of chocolate to avoid further progression of the disease. You can consider 3% hydrogen peroxide, activated carbon, and dehydrated morphine. Follow your veterinarian's instructions.

3. Take the cat to the veterinarian non-stop. Upon arrival at the hospital, the veterinarian will continue to induce vomiting and treat symptoms, and may also perform gastric lavage and may intubate the bladder to prevent reabsorption of toxins.

4. After the treatment, we need to carefully check whether there is any residual chocolate on the cat’s hair. If there is, it needs to be cleaned up in time to prevent re-poisoning.