Cats can’t eat it, but dogs can. Whether it is fresh persimmons or dried persimmons, they are very unsuitable for cats. The ingredients contained in persimmons can cause intestinal obstruction and enteritis in cats, and persimmons contain a large amount of sugar. If the cat consumes excessive sugar, It will increase the burden on the kidneys and cause obesity, high blood pressure, hyperlipidemia and other problems; but persimmons can effectively supplement some of the nutrients needed by dogs.

Precautions for dogs eating dried persimmons:

1. When feeding your dog persimmons, don’t feed too many persimmons at one time, but in small amounts;

2. Persimmons are cool foods. Before feeding persimmons, you need to remove the skin of the persimmons, and the persimmons you feed need to be ripe persimmons;

3. If the dog accidentally eats a large amount of persimmons, Eating persimmons may cause symptoms such as drowsiness, drooling, and diarrhea. In severe cases, poisoning such as muscle weakness, convulsions, dilated pupils, difficulty breathing, abdominal pain, vomiting, and irregular heartbeat may occur. At this time, you need to be sent to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible.