Foods that cats absolutely cannot eat:
1. Irritating foods. Vegetables containing irritants such as scallions, onions, leeks, garlic, pepper, and mustard can cause anemia and hematuria in cats.
2. Raw meat, raw fish, etc. Raw meat can also contain Toxoplasma gondii, so pet owners should cook meat thoroughly before feeding it to their pets. In addition, raw meat can also hinder calcium absorption.
3. Forbidden drinks and foods. Cats should not consume drinks and foods containing caffeine or polyphenols, such as chocolate, cocoa, milk, and tea. Milk, in particular, can cause diarrhea in cats. Alcoholic beverages can also cause vomiting and diarrhea, and may even be fatal. 
4. Seafood. Shrimp, shellfish, bonito flakes, dried small fish, etc. These shellfish can hinder the absorption of vitamin B, so try to avoid feeding them to your baby. Octopus and squid can cause indigestion, vomiting, and in severe cases, death.
5. Chicken bones, fish bones, and other bones. Bones, especially fish bones, have sharp edges. If a cat accidentally eats them, they can easily get stuck in its throat or digestive tract, and in severe cases, they can even cause digestive tract perforation.
6. Raw eggs and salted duck eggs. Raw eggs contain components that inhibit the breakdown and absorption of protein, and eating raw eggs may lead to parasitic infections. Salted duck eggs are high in oil and salt, which can put a strain on a cat's kidneys.
7. Nuts. Foods like macadamia nuts and almonds contain substances toxic to cats. Consuming these can cause vomiting, muscle spasms, hind limb weakness, and even paralysis in cats. Furthermore, these foods are high in phosphorus, which can increase the risk of kidney stones in cats.
