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Can Cats Eat Avocado? Not Worth The Risk

Cat Anatomy & Health

22 Feb

Cats and Avocados: Health Risk to cats When it comes to feline nutrition and safety, the conversation about if cats can eat avocado is multifaceted. Avocado is a food item commonly found in households, celebrated for its health benefits to humans. However, the effects on cats are not as straightforward. While some parts of the avocado like the flesh may…
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Can Cats Eat Marshmallows? No! Choking Hazard

Joanne's Blog· Cat Anatomy & Health

22 Feb

Cats And Marshmallows: Not a Cat Treat Cat parents may wonder about the safety of feeding various human foods to their cats. One particular treat that might raise this question is marshmallows, a popular sugary snack among people. While these fluffy confections are not inherently toxic to cats, they are far from an ideal treat for them. Cats can eat…
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Joanne's Blog

21 Feb

UPDATED MARCH 25, 2024 Why Coloring Is Good For Our Health Coloring, an activity once solely associated with childhood, has emerged as a recognized form of relaxation and mental health improvement for adults. The rhythmic and repetitive action of coloring intricate designs focuses the mind and has a meditative effect, which can lead to reduced stress and anxiety levels. As…
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Cats and Himalayan Salt Lamps: Just Say No

Cat Behavior· Cat Anatomy & Health

21 Feb

Cats and Himalayan Salt Lamps: Understanding the Risks Himalayan salt lamps, with their warm glow and aesthetic appeal, have become a popular item in many households. These lamps are made from pink salt crystals mined from the Himalayan mountains and are often sought after for their reported health and environmental benefits. However, cats and Himalayan salt lamps in the same…
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Salt Toxicity in Cats : Can Cats Eat Salt?

Cat Anatomy & Health

21 Feb

Risks of High Sodium in Cat Diet Cats, like all animals, require a balanced diet to maintain their health. Salt, or sodium chloride, is an essential mineral in a cat’s diet, playing a critical role in nerve function and muscle movement, as well as fluid balance. However, the feline body needs salt in very limited quantities, and a cat’s natural…
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Can Cats Eat Tomato Sauce?

Cat Anatomy & Health

21 Feb

Cats Eating Tomato Sauce is Risky Cats are naturally curious creatures, often interested in the food their human companions eat, which sometimes includes tomato sauce. However, while cats can eat ripe tomatoes as they are not toxic to cats, tomato sauce poses several potential health risks due to the added ingredients. Garlic and onions, for example, are commonly found in…
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Can Cats Eat Mushrooms?

Joanne's Blog· Cat Anatomy & Health

21 Feb

Can Cats Eat Mushrooms? Safety and Guidelines for Feline Diets When considering the dietary safety of various foods for pets, the question of whether cats can eat mushrooms often arises. Mushrooms, as a diverse group, include varieties that can be both harmless and very toxic. Store-bought mushrooms are generally safe for cats to consume in small quantities and should be…
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Can Cats Eat Kiwi?

Joanne's Blog· Cat Anatomy & Health

20 Feb

Cats Eating Kiwi Fruit is Safe in Moderation Cat parents might wonder if they can offer their ca something different. Can cats eat sweet and tart kiwi fruit? Kiwi is known to be non-toxic to cats and does contain several nutrients that may be beneficial in small quantities. As a fruit, kiwi offers a high water content and an assortment…
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Can Cats Eat Apples?

Cat Anatomy & Health

20 Feb

Cats Eating Apples: Risks and Benefits Cat parents may wonder if cats can eat apples. They might wonder if they can share fruits like apples with their feline friends. While apples are non-toxic to cats, they aren’t a necessary part of their diet. Cats may nibble on apples out of curiosity, but it’s important to remember that cats have different…
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Can Cats Eat Peanut Butter?

Joanne's Blog· Cat Anatomy & Health

20 Feb

Is peanut butter safe for cats to eat Peanut butter, a staple in many household pantries, often finds its way into the diets of family pets, with many dog owners using it as a treat or medication aid. However, can cats can eat peanut butter, this creamy delight, without adverse effects? Examining the issue from a feline health perspective is…
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cats and cinnamon

Can Cats Eat Cinnamon? Know the Risks

Domestic Cats· Cat Anatomy & Health

20 Feb

Cats And Cinnamon? Understanding the Risks Cinnamon is a popular spice loved for its warm and sweet flavor, commonly used to enhance the taste of various dishes and beverages. Its aromatic presence can catch the attention of pets, including cats, who may be drawn to its scent. Can cats eat cinnamon safely? While a sprinkle of cinnamon can be a…
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Can Cats Eat Almonds?

Cat Anatomy & Health

20 Feb

Cats eating Almonds? Nut Concerns for Cats When it comes to feline diets, the question of whether cats can safely eat almonds is one that deserves attention. While almonds are not considered toxic to cats, they are not ideally suited to a cat’s dietary needs. Cats are obligate carnivores, which means their nutrition should predominantly come from protein sources, primarily…
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Can Cats Eat Bananas?

Cat Anatomy & Health

19 Feb

Can Cats Eat Bananas? Safe Snacking for Your Feline Friend Bananas are a common staple in human diets, known for their rich source of potassium, vitamins, and carbohydrates, which lead many cat parents to ask if cats can eat bananas too! While bananas are non-toxic to cats, it’s important to understand how they fit into a cat’s diet. As obligate…
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