Cats cannot eat peony pollen. Cats cannot eat peony flowers, including peony pollen, petals, leaves, stems, and juice. Poisoning may occur after eating, such as diarrhea and vomiting. Because peonies belong to the Ranunculaceae family, most of these plants are poisonous. Peony pollen is also a part of the peony flower, so it cannot be eaten. Although it is not very toxic, it cannot be eaten by mistake.

If the cat does have a preference for eating plants, you can:

1. Plant some cat grass to meet the cat’s occasional grass-eating habit.

2. In addition to feeding normal cat food, cats can also be given improved meals, such as special canned cat food and chicken strips, so that they can get added protein.

3. Walk the cat on a leash appropriately outdoors, which can increase the cat's activity, avoid the formation of stones, eliminate the discomfort caused by stones to the cat, and also make the cat happy.

What to do if a cat eats peony leaves:

1. It is recommended to closely observe the cat’s condition. If the cat does not appear abnormal, the cat owner does not need to Worry.

2. If the owner is unsure of the dosage of peony flowers consumed by the cat, it is recommended to promptly perform gastric lavage and induce vomiting, which can reduce the absorption of poisons and avoid serious harm to the cat.

3. If the cat has symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, fever, depression, etc., it is recommended to take it to the pet hospital for medical treatment in time.

4. It is recommended that owners keep peonies and cats separately and do not let cats come into contact with peonies again.