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Honey nut cheerios poisonous to cats
Sent to Cat Experts May 22 01:59 PM

my cat ate honey nut cheerios and got sick. Is this poisonous to cats like baby because of the botulism.

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May 22 2:09 PM (10 minutes and 8 seconds later)
         
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A small amount of honey as an ingredient in baked goods is far less of a concern than straight, uncooked honey so that probably isn't the problem.
However the sugar and the nuts etc might be something that bothered the cat and made her upchuck the food.
Cats often do this even when you are simply changing cat foods as their systems just don't like food changes much at all.
Hope this helps you!


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