[Felvtalk] OT: onion-how worried should I be?

[dlgegg at windstream.net]

HARLEY HAS GOTTEN SMALL AMOUNTS BECAUSE HE ALWAYS BEGS DEMANDS SOME
  OF EVERYTHING I EAT.  I TRY TO PICK OUT ALL THE ONION, BUT SOMETIMES SMALL AMOUNTS GET PAST ME.  I THINK WE MOSTLY NEED TO WORRY ABOUT LARGER AMOUNTS, JUST LIKE MILK.  HARLEY LOVES IT BUT MOE THAN A TEASPOON GIVES HIM DIAHREA.
---- Margo <toomanykitties2 at earthlink.net> wrote: 
> 

Lance, I wouldn't worry too much. This may clarify;

https://www.vetlearn.com/_preview?_cms.fe.previewId=88ca0770-ed59-11e2-8f1a-005056ad4734

I would call your vet to confirm and put them on notice, but just keep an eye on her. I've had cats eat small amounts of cooked onions before I knew it was a problem, with never any ill effects.

Wishing you the best for Callie,

Margo

-----Original Message-----
>From: Lance <linimon at fastmail.fm>
>Sent: Mar 9, 2015 11:16 PM
>To: felvtalk at felineleukemia.org
>Subject: [Felvtalk] OT: onion-how worried should I be?
>
>Earlier tonight, my dad fed Callie a few bites of meatloaf. I don’t know if Callie ate all of the bites, and they were small, but I found out that the meatloaf had finely chopped onion in it. 
>
>Despite the small intake, I know that onions are toxic to cats. How worried should I be about this? What should we be looking for other than lethargy and weakness? Is this just about waiting it out and hoping we don’t have to take her in for a transfusion?
>
>Worried about our girl. :(
>
>Lance
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