FAQ

One ounce of chocolate typically resembles a standard square from a chocolate bar or about the size of a small matchbox.

Cats should not eat any Hershey's Kisses, as even small amounts of chocolate can be toxic to them.

One ounce of chocolate looks roughly like a standard square or two small squares from a chocolate bar, approximately the size of a matchbook.

Even a small amount of chocolate cake can be harmful to cats and may cause symptoms of chocolate toxicity—contact your vet immediately.

While a small lick may not be fatal, chocolate is toxic to cats and should always be avoided.

If your cat licked chocolate, contact your veterinarian immediately, as even small amounts can be toxic to cats.

Even small amounts of chocolate can be toxic to cats; as little as 1 ounce of dark chocolate can cause severe symptoms in a 10-pound cat.

Yes, chocolate is toxic to cats and can cause serious health problems if ingested.

Cats may show signs of aggression around sexual maturity, typically between 6 months and 2 years of age.

Instead of punishment, redirect your cat's behavior using positive reinforcement, distraction, and consistent boundaries.