Most litter ingestion occurs in small amounts and does not cause side effects for your cat. If you notice your cat persistently eating litter, or if they stop eating, start vomiting, develop ...

The litter isn't the target; it's the feces buried underneath it. Referred to as coprophagia, eating feces occurs because dogs can smell food through the feces — in this case, cat food.

Some animals now live in a world of plastics—like ... PHOTOGRAPH BY SHAWN MILLER “The really sad thing about this is that they’re eating plastic thinking it’s food,” says Matthew Savoca ...