Cats and dogs cannot eat popping candies. Popping candies are small inflated candies. The principle is that the sugar melts rapidly in the mouth due to temperature and saliva, and the gas leaks out, creating a "popping" effect. The tongues of cats and dogs are thinner than humans, and there are barbs on cats’ tongues. Their eating habits and oral structure also make their experience different from humans. And cats can’t taste sweetness. It feels like you have eaten a small cannon in your mouth. In severe cases, it can lead to kidney failure and even death.

What to do if cats and dogs are poisoned by eating snacks:

1. Save the vomit or take photos to record it. If dogs and cats have vomiting symptoms when they are poisoned, please remember to record the vomit. Save the item or take a photo record to provide to the veterinarian. This allows veterinarians to determine the poison that causes cat and dog poisoning from the vomit contents, diagnose the poisoning situation based on the texture and color of the vomit, and propose the most appropriate treatment method.

2. Record the food that cats and dogs have eaten recently. If you don’t know what caused the baby to be poisoned, please record and save the food that cats and dogs have eaten recently. Feed, canned food, and snacks may deteriorate due to being stored for too long, or may have problems with their ingredients, causing poisoning to cats and dogs. You should also remember common taboo foods for cats and dogs at home to keep cats and dogs away from danger.

3. After discovery, please send it to the pet hospital for treatment in time.