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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.
A: In general, I do not recommend this drug for cats. Cats are much more sensitive to aspirin than dogs or humans. Cats cannot break down aspirin as quickly as dogs (or humans), and thus, the cat can be easily overdosed with the accumulation of the drug in the body.In contrast to dogs and humans, cats are typically given much smaller doses at intervals of 48-72 hours.ats metabolize drugs such as aspirin very differently than dogs or humans. It is important to never give medications to your cat unless directed by your veterinarian; accidental toxicity and death are possible when medications such as aspirin or acetaminophen are given to cats.