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Sorrel

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Is Sorrel safe for cats?

No, Sorrel is toxic to cats and should be avoided. Sorrel contains soluble oxalates which can cause kidney damage in cats. It's particularly dangerous for cats with existing kidney issues.

Warning

If your cat consumes sorrel, contact your veterinarian, especially if they have existing kidney issues. Symptoms can include drooling, vomiting, diarrhea, decreased appetite, weakness, tremors, and changes in urination.

Related Foods

Leafy Greens

Garden Plants

Disclaimer

The information provided is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice. Always consult with your veterinarian before introducing new foods to your pet's diet or if you suspect your pet has consumed something harmful.

Related Foods

Leafy Greens

Garden Plants

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions about Sorrel for cats

Is Sorrel safe for cats?

No, Sorrel is toxic to cats and should be avoided. Sorrel contains soluble oxalates which can cause kidney damage in cats. It's particularly dangerous for cats with existing kidney issues.

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What happens if my cat eats Sorrel?

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What are the benefits of Sorrel for cats?

Sorrel is toxic to cats and offers no benefits. It should be avoided entirely.

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What are safe alternatives to Sorrel for cats?

Instead of Sorrel, consider these safe alternatives for your cat:1. Leafy Greens, 2. Garden Plants