Can cats eat citrus fruits?
No, citrus fruits are not a cat snack: the peel, seeds and leaves contain irritating essential oils. A piece of fruit pulp usually only...
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No, citrus fruits are not a cat snack: the peel, seeds and leaves contain irritating essential oils. A piece of fruit pulp usually only...
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No, cow's milk is not a good drink for most adult cats because many cannot digest the lactose. According to the vet, a teaspoon...
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According to current knowledge, in small amounts xylitol is probably less dangerous for cats than for dogs, but the data is sparse. Don't give...
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Yes, ripe mango pulp is not toxic to cats and is fine as a small bite. The core, peel and dried or sugared mango...
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In small quantities, pure, cooked corn kernels are not toxic to cats, but they do little good. The piston is dangerous because it can...
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No, sausage and cold cuts do not belong in the cat's bowl because they contain a lot of salt and often onions or garlic....
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In small quantities, yes, cooked liver is not harmful as a rare treat. However, regularly consuming too much liver can lead to vitamin A...
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No, grapes and raisins do not belong within the reach of cats because they can cause kidney failure. Even a single eaten grape is...
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In small quantities, yes: plain cooked salmon without skin or bones is a good treat. Your cat cannot eat raw, smoked or salted salmon.
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Yes, seedless watermelon pulp is safe for cats. A centimeter-sized cube once or twice a week is sufficient.
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Yes, cooked or pureed pumpkin without additives is safe for cats. Pumpkin pie filling and spice mixes do not belong in the bowl.
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In small quantities, ripe tomato pulp is not toxic to cats, but provides little nutritional value. Green tomatoes, leaves and stems contain solanine and...
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