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Last example – I love the Spot Ethical Pet Cat Springs and Avery does, too. They’re excellent quality, but even then, sometimes with really prolonged use and especially if they happen to smash against a wall at an odd angle or be stepped on my my klutzy self, they can begin to dent. If I leave those dented plastic toys, I know they stand a much higher chance of Avery breaking them the next time he plays, and if that’s the case, he can easily swallow fragments of them by accident, so if I see the plastic starting to bend, I immediately throw that one spring out. I recommend you do the same with toys like this, or even fabric toys that your cat has begun to fray with dedicated chew. Really any toy you see get a little damaged in a way that it could possibly be torn or properly break should be taken away and replaced with a new one. Yes, it can be the manufacturer’s fault when things break, but not always; again, nothing is truly indestructible and our cats are viscous predators in the wild – of course they’re going to find a way to destroy the things we buy them over time. So it’s important to be vigilant lest there be choking hazards in places we didn’t expect them to be.
Plastic doesn’t have a nice flavor, so it’s hard to imagine why cats like to eat it so much. It seems like they like the sound plastic makes when it’s being played with or chewed on. Cats seem to find entertainment in objects that aren’t toys, despite how much money you spend getting them the coolest toys. Remember to change the toys from time to time to keep things interesting – think about it, you would get bored if you only had one toy to play with your whole life too! – and pay attention to the kind of toys your cat likes so you can buy similar ones in the future. More playtime
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You may find that simply changing the brand of cat food you provide for your four-legged friends will cause the plastic-eating to stop. Stress – remove stress Peritonitis must be treated through additional flushing/rinsing of the abdominal cavity, repairing or removing any damaged areas of intestines, and medication like antibiotics. Pica is common in cats as well as dogs, and it can occur for a range of different reasons. However, unlike something like grass-eating, plastic-eating should always be discouraged since it can cause serious health issues for your pets.
However, if your cat is like most, she will probably continue to chew on the occasional plastic bag without coming to any harm. When you think of delicious smells and tastes, plastic grocery bags probably don’t spring immediately to mind. However, the smell and taste may be partly what attracts cats to some plastics. Pica can be the sole issue, but many diseases cause additional signs. For example, with dental problems, you may also notice that your cat has more drool, bad breath, or sore gums. If you are concerned that your cat is unwell, always seek advice from a veterinarian. Why Is Eating Plastic Bad for Cats? Items made of new materials can be very intriguing to our curious cats. Plastic is crinkly, smooth, pliable, and very light. It can be batted around, scrunched up, and investigated by claws, mouth, and nose. Corn Starch. Some plastic bags are made from environmentally friendly components made to be biodegradable, including cornstarch, which cats have a natural affinity for.
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Shopping bags may be particularly appealing if they have taken on some of the food odors when transporting our groceries—especially meat or fish. 3. Breed It can be a worry to have a cat who likes to eat plastic and other inedible items, but there are ways to help. 1. Provide a Healthy Diet In this case, the best thing you can do is to try to identify and remove anything that is causing your cat stress to see if this improves the situation. Stimulation – enriching a cat’s life
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