It is best to keep chocolate away from pets, PetMD recommends. Especially during the holidays, keep candies out of reach because cats can rip and shred the wrappings and ribbons that cover chocolate.

A few chocolate buttons or a small chunk could kill a cat, vets at the nation’s leading cat charity have warned in the run up to Easter. Just two grams of chocolate could be toxic to our feline ...

Additionally, chocolate candies contain xylitol, a sweetener toxic to cats, states PetMD. Symptoms of xylitol poisoning include vomiting, lethargy and seizures.

Zoran told Newsweek: "In the wild, cats usually prey on small animals, such as mice and birds. But as a pet, a cat might only be preying on a can or bowl of cat food." As a result, she believes it ...

How much chocolate is toxic for cats? The general rule is to not feed chocolate to your cat. The amount of chocolate considered toxic to cats depends on a cat's weight as well as what kind of ...