Solutions for cats eating cherries:

1. First, you should determine whether the cat only ate the pulp of the cherry, or whether it swallowed the whole cherry. of fruit core.

2. If the cat only eats a small amount of cherry pulp, it will not have much impact on the cat. Just observe whether the cat has symptoms of loose stools and diarrhea. If there is diarrhea, the cat can be fed probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract.

3. If the cat swallows the whole cherry, there is a risk of getting stuck in the cat’s esophagus, and the cat will have emergency symptoms such as difficulty breathing. The owner can turn the cat upside down, pat the cat’s neck gently, and let the cat swallow it. The cherry popped out. Or send it directly to the pet hospital for emergency treatment.

4. If the cat eats cherry pits, the owner needs to induce vomiting in the cat immediately, because cherry pits are seeds containing cyanide, and cyanide is harmful to cats. If it is said to be fatal, the owner can feed the cat soapy water or hydrogen peroxide to make the cat spit out the cherry pit in time.

5. If the cat is found to have symptoms such as dilated pupils, difficulty breathing, bright red gums, etc., it means that the cat has been poisoned. The owner needs to take the cat to the hospital for treatment immediately. In severe cases, it will cause insufficient oxygen in the cat’s body. , causing shock or death.