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Can cats eat grapes?
No. Grapes and raisins are linked to kidney failure in dogs, and while poisoning is reported far less often in cats, vets treat them as just as risky. Here is why it is not worth testing.
Cats
Food advice for cats, written from real experience.

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No. Grapes and raisins are linked to kidney failure in dogs, and while poisoning is reported far less often in cats, vets treat them as just as risky. Here is why it is not worth testing.

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Yes, a little plain cooked shrimp is safe for most cats, but the shell, tail, and anything fried or seasoned are where the real risks are. Here is how to serve it safely.

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A great many cats are overweight, and it takes years off their lives. Here is how to tell if yours is carrying too much, and how to slim a cat down safely, which is not like slimming a dog.

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The wet-versus-dry question splits cat owners, and most of the strong opinions miss the point. Here is what actually matters when you decide what goes in the bowl.

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For cats the moisture question really matters. Here is an honest comparison of wet and dry cat food, what differs, what is a myth, and how to choose.

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Despite the classic saucer-of-milk image, most adult cats cannot digest milk and it gives them an upset stomach. Here is the truth about cats and milk, and what to give instead.

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A tiny bit of cheese will not harm most cats, but it is not a good treat for them. Many cats cannot digest dairy well. Here is the honest picture and better alternatives.

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Yes, plain cooked chicken is an excellent treat for cats and suits them perfectly as carnivores. Here is how to serve it safely, and why it is a treat, not a full diet.

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No. Chocolate is toxic to cats, just as it is to dogs. Cats rarely seek it out, but it is still dangerous. Here is why, and what to do if your cat eats some.

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A stolen mouthful will not poison a cat, but dog food is not a substitute for cat food. Cats need nutrients dog food lacks, above all taurine. Here is why it matters.

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Yes, cooked eggs are a safe, protein-rich treat for cats in small amounts. But never raw, and never as a meal. Here is how to serve egg to a cat safely.

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No. Onions, garlic, and the whole allium family are toxic to cats, which are even more sensitive to them than dogs. Here is why, how they hide in food, and what to do.

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Yes, a little cooked salmon is a fine occasional treat for cats and rich in omega-3, but never raw and never as a staple. Here is how to serve it safely.

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A little plain tuna is a fine occasional treat, but it should never be a cat's main food. Here is why tuna is a treat and not a diet, and how to give it safely.

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Cats are not small dogs, and some everyday foods that seem harmless are dangerous to them. Here is a clear guide to what cats can eat safely and what to keep well away.