My cat eats Chocolate is that natural?

While a bite of milk or white chocolate is unlikely to cause problems, dark chocolate represents the most significant concern for cats, as they are more susceptible to theobromine poisoning. Even a small amount can be fatal for a cat. Depending on the amount and type of chocolate a cat consumes, symptoms of theobromine poisoning can include extreme thirst and urination, hyperactivity, muscle twitches, seizures, increased heart rate, and elevated body temperature.

Cats lack the enzyme needed to metabolize theobromine, a compound that is found in chocolate and is toxic to felines. Even in small quantities, chocolate can be toxic or fatal to cats. This is due to the presence of theobromine, which can cause vomiting, diarrhea, hyperactivity, and heart problems in cats.

So, while your cat may enjoy the taste of chocolate, this seemingly harmless treat can be very harmful and even deadly to your feline companion.