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Some veterinary cardiologists will recommend that some cats with heart disease take a very low dose of baby aspirin but that is only recommended when under the supervision of a veterinarian and only in certain instances when the benefits outweigh the risks. Dr. JD, Cat Veterinarian.
Cats have unique body biochemistry and their liver functions make it dangerous for them to take most anti-inflammatory medicines that can also cause kidney damage. Never give a cat acetaminophen (Tylenol), ibuprofen (Advil) or aspirin. Don't try to medicate your cat yourself if using synthetic pain relievers. The most common cause of pet poisonings occurs when pet owners give their animals human medicine or use prescribed medication incorrectly.