What are the fruits that are poisonous to cats?

1. Grapes

　2.Peach

　3.Plums

4. Avocado

　5.Cherry

　6. Star fruit

7.Persimmon

8. Lemon

9.Orange

10.Grapefruit

　11.Orange

　12. Grapefruit

　13. Banana

14. Fruit seeds

The effects of fruits poisonous to cats

Grapes:

Components of grapes can cause kidney failure in cats. Even a small amount of grapes may affect your cat's health and cause her to vomit repeatedly.

Star fruit:

High potassium content can cause acute failure.

Cherry, peach, plum:

It can cause vomiting, difficulty breathing, rapid heartbeat, hyperventilation, shock and coma.

Avocado:

Avocado leaves, fruits, seeds, and bark contain ingredients that cats cannot metabolize, which may cause vomiting, diarrhea, and difficulty breathing.

Persimmon:

Persimmon seeds contain substances that can cause intestinal obstruction and enteritis in cats.

Lemon, orange, grapefruit, orange, pomelo:

May cause esophageal irritation, vomiting or diarrhea

Citrus orange oil:

If cats are exposed to or eaten for a long time, it can easily lead to cell necrosis, vomiting, and even death. The main component of citrus oil is D-citric acid, which is irritating to the skin, so long-term exposure may easily cause skin allergies in cats. The volatile gases of citrus oil can also irritate the respiratory tract, which is why cats don’t like the smell of grapefruit.

Banana:

If a cat eats too many bananas, it will cause diarrhea, vomiting and abdominal pain.

Fruit seeds: Many fruit seeds contain cyanide, which can be toxic to pets and cause diarrhea, vomiting and lower abdominal pain. Please avoid giving them to cats.

Can cats eat fruits not mentioned in the article?

Of course, it is best to avoid it as much as possible. If you really want to eat it, it is recommended to consult a veterinarian before making a decision to avoid regrets caused by the cat accidentally ingesting poison. ​​​​​​

What should I do if my cat is poisoned after eating fruit?

1. Calm judgmentWhat are the substances that can cause poisoning? What plants are there at home? Fruits? Medicines? What is the dosage? When was the poison ingested?

2. Observe the symptoms of poisoning in the cat and write them down for reference by the emergency doctor. If there is vomiting or leftover food, it can be put in a clean container and taken to the hospital for diagnosis. The doctor can borrow The texture and color of the vomit can be used to determine whether the cat is poisoned.

3. Help the cat remove poisons that are clearly visible on the surface. If the cat wants to drink water, give it water if it can drink it on its own, but do not induce vomiting on its own, or take medicine to neutralize it at will, so as not to make it more difficult to treat. If the cat has symptoms of coma, convulsions and difficulty breathing, do not hesitate and send it to the nearest hospital for emergency treatment as soon as possible.