Also, a note at the top along the lines: "cats are obligate carnivores. They can't eat plants." would be a good notice. Basically, if your cat is eating a plant, it's going to be sick (or is eating them because they are sick).
- because you mixed it with something they do eat. For example, onions in gravy. Onions are very toxic to cats but they are unlikely to eat a raw one. A nice beef or chicken gravy however, is much more palatable.
- because extracts are dissolved in a liquid, and the cat gets that on their fur, which they then lick. Example: Aloe Vera scent spray.
> Onions are very toxic to cats but they are unlikely to eat a raw one.
Just so anyone reading this knows: Cooking onions does not reduce toxicity for cats. (As dangerous if not more depending on concentration, think onion sauce reductions)