1. Tuna
Meaning, tuna fish made for human beings can cause some serious issues for cats.
2. Onions
The sulfoxides and disulfides in onions destroy red blood cells and can cause serious blood problems including anemia. Onion powder is often a hidden spice, in baby food and other packaged meals.
3. Garlic
Toxins are more concentrated compared to onions
4. Raw Eggs
The egg whites contain avidin, which can stop Vitamin B absorption.
5. Alcohol
intoxication and alcohol poisoning
6. Caffeine
Drinks and foods that contain caffeine could be dangerous to your feline. Caffeine works as a diuretic causing dehydration. It also stimulates the heart and nervous system. Chocolate is particularly bad since it contains both caffeine and theobromine, a chemical that could kill your cat.
7. Fatty trimmings
It could cause stomach problems, including vomiting and diarrhea. It’s best to stick to foods that have been approved for cats.
8 Bones
Bones can fragment when cooked and cause internal lacerations or bowel obstructions. Even raw bones can be a choking hazard, though they will not splinter like cooked ones. You should also avoid giving poultry bones. In addition to intestinal problems, bones covered with fat or gristle can also cause digestive problems and your cat may end up vomiting or having diarrhea.
9. Milk or Cream
Cats are lactose intolerant once they become adults. The inability to break down lactose in milk products means your cat can end up having diarrhea. Being sick can lead to dehydration and may require a stay with the vet if not treated quickly. Avoid giving cream or milk to your cat unless you choose lactose free options.
10 Avacado
avocado contains persin, which is very toxic to animals, including cats. The entire avocado tree is toxic, so never let your cat play with the shell or pit. Depending on the amount of persin ingested, your cat may have gastrointestinal issues, respiratory problems or even fluid building up around the heart. In some cases, these issues can even lead to death.
