Cats cannot eat fish-flavored shredded pork. As an authentic Sichuan cuisine, fish-flavored shredded pork contains a lot of seasonings and other ingredients that are difficult for cats to digest. The salt content will be higher than the cat’s required intake, making it easy to get angry, tear stains and frequent hair loss. , which will put a burden on the cat’s kidneys.

What to do if a cat eats fish-flavored pork shreds:

1. Stop feeding

Fish-flavored pork shreds cannot be given to cats. After a cat eats it by mistake, feeding should be stopped immediately and its symptoms should be observed.

2. Inducing vomiting

If the cat accidentally eats a large amount of fish-flavored shredded pork, it needs to be induced to vomit. You can use an object with hair to open its mouth and gently brush its esophagus with the tip of the hair to stimulate the cat's esophagus to induce vomiting, causing the cat to vomit out the fish-flavored pork shreds it accidentally ingested.

3. Replenish water

After inducing vomiting, the cat needs to drink water to replenish the body fluids lost by the cat during vomiting. If the cat cannot drink water on its own, it can be injected with water through a sterile needle, or it can be fed soup cans and some wet food that is rich in water and easy to digest.

4. Reduce Fire

If the cat only gets angry after eating fish-flavored shredded pork, such as inflammation, hair loss, etc., add some fire-reducing properties to the daily diet. Food ingredients can be used, such as carrots, egg whites, etc.

4. Feed probiotics

If the cat has mild gastrointestinal symptoms after eating fish-flavored shredded pork, such as vomiting, soft stool, etc., feed the cat some probiotics , or pet yogurt, and then continue to observe the cat’s physical changes to see if the situation has eased.

5. Seek medical attention promptly

If the fish-flavored shredded pork contains ingredients that cats are allergic to, causing the cat to have diarrhea, flatulence, vomiting, local infection and other symptoms, it cannot be treated at home. To control the changes, you need to seek medical treatment promptly to avoid worsening of symptoms and endangering the cat's life.