After the cat eats crabs, first pay attention to the cat’s physical condition. Once the cat shows symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea, it needs to be induced to vomit in time. The owner can also feed the cat ginger soup. If the situation is serious, the cat needs to be taken to the doctor for professional treatment. Remedies for cats that have eaten crabs

If the cat only ate a small amount of crabs and has no adverse symptoms for the time being, observe the cat’s condition within 36 hours. Once a cat develops symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea, the cat needs to be acutely induced to vomit.

First, you can give the cat an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide to induce vomiting in an emergency. Or the owner can also boil some ginger soup for the cat to decompose the crab components in the cat's stomach, and the cat will get better in about half an hour.

If the cat’s condition is serious, you need to take the cat to a doctor for examination as soon as possible and allow the cat to receive professional diagnosis and treatment. It is best not to feed dry and hard food during this period. It is recommended to feed easily digestible food and add plenty of water.