Hazardous Cat Foods III

Furthermore, an overload in tuna consumption can be poisonous for a cat as there is a certain amount of mercury present, this should be avoided at all costs. Feeding tuna now and then is mostly fine but this should only be done in emergencies or as a treat that supplements a well-balanced diet.

There are many other dangerous foods that a cat might wish to ingest as part of its curious dinner runs. Onions for instance is a very hazardous food source to cats as its properties can cause many issues in the biology of a cat. The chemical reaction from onions can cause the break down blood cells and as a consequence great reduction in energy levels will be seen. It’s important to be aware of this as onions in all forms are deemed to be unhealthy for a cat whether it be cooked, raw or any other processed form.