This might not pertain to all cats but luckily, mine never had problems when they ate tinsel and one of them ate it all the time when it was around. He is passed now but I remember finding tinsel and whatever else he found laying around to chew on in his litter box feces quite often. The odd time when it worried me, I would give them a dose of Toniclax (which is an over the counter medication from the vet here in Canada that I always keep around). It is a laxitive/hairball remover that works quite gently when used regularly. It is primarily kept on hand by owners of long haired cats but I've had cats from short hair to Persian and it seemed to work quite well on all of them.
there is no caterpillars that eat cat nip, all caterpillars will see what it is by taking a nibble but no caterpillar eats cat nip
A katydid will not make a cat sick if he eats it. Cats can eat bugs without the bugs making the cat sick.
it is called an analogy(snake is to hawk because the hawk eats the snake as the dogs eats the cat)
Your cat will throw up if...it eats grass or other plantsit eats something inedibleit is severely upsetis sickHope this helps!
A Dog, Fox and sometimes a crow
There are more than three things during the holidays that can harm pets. During the Christmas season, household plants (poinsettas, lilies, etc.), chocolate and tinsel are the first three that spring to my mind. Certain household plants and chocolate are toxic to dogs and cats and if a cat eats tinsel he/she can develop an intestinal obstruction from the tinsel folding up the intestines like an accordian (linear foreign body).
my cat eats chicken yes it is a good name for a cat that eat chicken
IT doesn't eat pooh. No cat eats pooh it eats cat food.
No.
tinsel aluminum foil gems sun diamond earrings cat eyes
No a cat eats meat
Tinsel
A cat who eats a lemon becomes a sour puss.
the evil rabbit
A coyote.
me
no