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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.
Report Abuse. Never EVER give Tylenol to a cat (or a dog for that matter) it is extremely toxic to them! I think they may have said baby aspirin....never Tylenol. You need to double check with a vet to be sure you are giving the right meds or you can kill your cat.Designer~Wife Â· 7 years ago. say that because someone I know gave their cat Tylenol or some other type of human pain killer and he gave the cat a little to much and the cat got in an accident. The cat now has brain damage and test have to be run on it every week.