Yes it can. Chocolate contains both caffeine and theobromine. Both of these drugs can be toxic to a cat.
These drugs are two different types of stimulants that affect the central nervous system and the heart muscle, as well as increasing the frequency of urination. For a cat or dog to lick the remains of an ice cream from a bowl is unlikely to cause any harm at all unless the animal has a specific medical condition already.
However, if the animal was to eat a larger quantity of chocolate he may become very sick indeed and develop vomiting or diarrhea. When the amount of chocolate eaten is excessive, symptoms can include restlessness, hyperactivity, muscle twitching, increased urination and/or excessive panting. White chocolate has the least amount of stimulants and Baking Chocolate or cocoa beans have the highest. A better idea is to buy chocolate drops which are made specifically for pets, as they will not harm your pets' health.
Yes, chocolate can kill cats so they should never be fed it.
Yes, no animals are allowed to have chocolate or they will die
no your cat Will not die but if you gave it alot then it will be sick just know next time when you have chocolate you cat is in your face begging for it DO NOT.......IM GOING TO REPEAT .... DO NOT GIVE YOU CAT NOR YOUR DOG CHOCOLATE.
why does the question not go into detail on why did alexander catwright die from eating a cat?
Cat's can't have chocolate because it is toxic, and cat's can not have toxic things. Thats why cats cant have chocolate. If they get chocolate they could get sick and die. Never give them chocolate.
Whatcha eating Eating chocolate where ja get it doggy dropped it
No, they can't =)
It means your cat is fine. It doesn't mean anything.
No not really, But what kills a dog is Chocolate
It could, depending on how much chocolate it eats. Small dogs are especially in danger from chocolate.
It is very unlikely a cat will die, or have any detrimental effect on the cat from eating a single peanut. Peanuts are very high in salt which can harm the cat in large doses, so it is best to keep them out of a cat's reach.
Eating too much chocolate
A cat is a small, fluffy animal. Chocolate is delicious. A cat is not food-chocolate is.