Cats cannot eat oranges.

1. Don’t give oranges to cats. Cats hate the taste of orange peels. Orange pulp also has the taste of peels, so oranges are not cats’ favorite food. The owner can try peeling an orange next to the cat. When the cat smells the smell of orange peel, it will usually squint, back away, and then run away.

2. The essential oils in oranges can irritate the cat’s gastrointestinal tract, causing gastrointestinal discomfort, and in severe cases, vomiting and diarrhea. Once your cat eats citrus fruits, you should pay attention to its physical condition. If your cat has an adverse reaction, take it to the doctor immediately for examination.

The bad effects of oranges on cats are as follows:

Although oranges may be beneficial to humans because they contain a large amount of vitamin C, they are not good for cats. It's a completely different situation. Oranges contain essential oils that are toxic to cats, so they should definitely be avoided. Cats that eat oranges may develop very severe diarrhea. They may also start vomiting because the citric acid in the oranges upsets their stomachs. In some cases, it turns out that eating oranges can actually make cats depressed and even cause them to become highly photosensitive.