Cats are not allowed to eat pine nuts. Pine nuts are a kind of nut food that cats cannot digest. Pine nuts contain cyanide, which may cause cyanide poisoning in cats after consumption. Also, pine nuts are oily foods. Cats that consume too much oil will become obese. It is recommended not to feed your cat pine nuts, and try to feed it some healthy and suitable food.

Things to prevent cats from accidentally eating pine nuts:

1. First, place pine nuts in a place where cats cannot find them, such as the refrigerator at home or a locked drawer.

2. If some of the owners in the family really love nut food, they should eat it as soon as possible to avoid throwing it around and avoid expiration date; if the cat finds it and eats it by mistake.

3. Try not to place pine nuts and other nut-like foods in your home, and avoid them from the source.

Rescue matters for cats accidentally eating pine nuts:

1. First, send the cat to a pet hospital for professional treatment to avoid greater safety risks.

2. If a cat accidentally eats pine nuts, try not to do so within one hour. If you have hydrogen peroxide at home, you can arrange to induce vomiting for the cat. After vomiting it out, observe whether the cat has other symptoms. If there are other discomforts, you can send it to a pet hospital for professional treatment.