Cats

Xylitol poisoning affects cats very differently from dogs. While even small amounts can be life-threatening for dogs, cats appear naturally resistant, except at extremely high doses. This resistance is thought to come from both their lack of interest in sweet foods and the way their bodies process the chemical. However, individual cats may still be vulnerable. While xylitol poisoning in cats is uncommon and typically less severe than in dogs, certain situations warrant immediate veterinary attention.