I asked AI. Google Gemini Answer Here’s what you should do about your cat eating a chestnut in America: 1. Identify the type of chestnut: There are two main types of chestnuts: 2. Take action based on the type of chestnut: 3. Contact your veterinarian: Here’s when to contact your vet regardless of the type … Read more
I asked AI. Google Gemini Answer Here’s what you should do if your cat ate a jujuba: Generally, a single jujuba shouldn’t cause serious harm to your cat. Jujubes themselves are not inherently toxic to cats. However, there are a couple of things to consider: Here’s what to monitor: If you notice any of these … Read more
I asked AI. Google Gemini Answer Here’s what you should do if your cat ate an olive: Relax (a bit): The good news is that olives themselves are not poisonous to cats. So, unless your cat ate a large amount or you suspect they also swallowed the pit, there’s likely no need to panic. Consider … Read more
I asked AI. Google Gemini Answer Damsons, like plums, contain pits and trace amounts of cyanide which can be harmful to cats. Here’s what you should do: 1. Monitor your cat closely. Look for any of the following symptoms of poisoning over the next few hours: 2. Contact your veterinarian immediately. Explain that your cat … Read more
I asked AI. Google Gemini Answer Prunes, like their close relative plums, contain pits and trace amounts of cyanide which can be harmful to cats. Here’s what you should do: Call your veterinarian immediately. This is the most important step. They can advise you on the best course of action based on the amount ingested … Read more
I asked AI. Google Gemini Answer Cherries can be toxic to cats, especially the pits, leaves, and stems. These parts contain cyanide, which can be poisonous. Here’s what you should do: 1. Assess the Situation: 2. Monitor Your Cat for Signs of Poisoning: Here are some signs of cherry poisoning in cats to watch for: … Read more
I asked AI. Google Gemini Answer Here’s what you should do if your cat ate a Japanese apricot (also known as a ume plum) in America: 1. Assess the amount: 2. Monitor your cat: 3. Identify the type of apricot: 4. Contact your veterinarian: Here’s some additional information: Since you’re in America, here are some … Read more
I asked AI. Google Gemini Answer Whether you need to take action depends on what part of the apricot your cat ate: Here’s a breakdown of what to do: If your cat only ate the flesh: If your cat ate the stem, leaves, or pit: Here are some additional resources you may find helpful (from … Read more