Normal Cat Nipples vs Pregnant: How to Tell the Difference

Cats may strut around like they own the place (and honestly, they kinda do), but when it comes to food, they’re way more fragile than they let on. A nibble of the wrong thing—something that seems totally harmless to us—can land them in serious trouble. So, let’s talk “toxic cat food”: what it really means, what to avoid, and how to keep your little troublemaker safe without feeling like you’re walking on eggshells every mealtime. Why Some Foods Hit Cats Harder Cats aren’t like us or even like dogs. They’re obligate carnivores—basically their bodies are wired for meat and not much else. No pasta, no chocolate cake, no oat milk latte (sorry, whiskers). Their livers also don’t break down toxins the same way ours do, so things we brush off as “just a little snack” can turn into a health nightmare for them. In short: what looks like a treat to you might be a ticking time bomb for your cat. A bit dramatic? Maybe. But also true. The Big No-No Foods Here’s the “absolutely don’t let your...