Toxic Foods and Substances for Cats
Onions, Garlic, Leeks
These and related plants, damage cats’ blood cells, and lead to anemia and organ failure.
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Grapes, Raisins, Fruit Seeds
Grapes, raisins, and seeds from fruits like avocado, peach, cherry and apples contain cyanide and other toxins that can lead to rapid kidney failure and death.
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Chocolate, Coffee, Caffeine
These and related plants, damage cats’ blood cells, and lead to anemia and organ failure.
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Raw Dough and Beer
Cats' stomachs can't process yeast like ours, which can lead to dangerous bloating, bowel blockages, and toxicity.
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Alcohol
Cats lack the liver enzymes required to break down alcohol, and are highly susceptible to alcohol poisoning and liver failure.
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Cannabis & THC Products
Cats have more cannabinoid receptors than humans and are far more sensitive to the effects of cannabis, which can cause nausea, vomiting, and seizures.
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