11/20/2025
Just a reminder of some foods dangerous to cats. Especially important to use healthy cat treats. Let's keep the holidays safe and healthy for kitties as well as humans.
Foods Dangerous to Cats:
Onions and Garlic
Chocolate
Alcohol
Raw Eggs, raw meat, and bones
Caffeinated drinks
Raw dough
Milk and dairy products
Grapes and raisins
Raindrop wants us to know that kitties depend on us to keep them safe even though their noses and curiosity might lead them astray.
This beautiful girl is Raindrop. She is a calm girl who likes to sit in the window and watch the world go by. She enjoys playing with her siblings, especially her sister Roulette. Her favorite playtime includes balls, springs, a ball track, tunnels, running up and down the cat tree and fuzzy mice. Sitting on the back of her humans chair is her habit to get pets and she rewards you with the best purr in the world. If you are looking for a sweet, beautiful kitten, Raindrop is the right cat for you.
Here are a few tips from Hills to keep your kitty safe this holiday season:
Some easy tips for preventing your cat from eating dangerous and toxic foods:
• Store foods out of your cat’s reach. Installing cat-proof locks on cabinets may be necessary for a curious kitty.
• Do not let your cat on the counter while you’re cooking or eating.
• Do not feed her table scraps.
• It is especially important to be more mindful during the holidays. There is likely more enticing people food around, much of which can upset your cat’s tummy or even harm her.
If you notice or suspect that your cat has eaten one of these foods, take her to your veterinarian immediately. While some of these foods may only cause your cat slight discomfort, others can be far more hazardous to her health. If in doubt, ask your vet for guidance.
