Can Cats EatPlum?

Toxic
Scientific Name:Prunus domestica

Risks

  • Plums contain cyanogenic glycosides, particularly in the seeds, stems, and leaves, which can lead to cyanide poisoning in cats.
  • This can cause symptoms such as difficulty breathing, dilated pupils, and shock, which can be fatal if not treated promptly.

Suggestions

  • Avoid giving your cat any part of the plum, including the flesh, to prevent accidental ingestion of harmful parts.
  • If your cat consumes any part of a plum, seek veterinary care immediately.