can cats eat

Yes, cats can eat limited amounts of rocket. Known for its tart, bitter, and peppery flavour, rocket is an edible plant that comes from the family Brassicaceae. (Other Brassicaceae species include broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, and kale, which can also be eaten by cats in moderation.) Usually mixed into salads, this soft and leafy vegetable goes… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Rocket?

It depends. Flour is powder that comes from grinding raw grains, beans, nuts, roots, or seeds. Common types of flour include cereal flour (wheat being the most popular), corn flour, rye flour, and more.  Technically speaking, flour is non-toxic for cats. In fact, some commercially sold cat food contain small amounts of flour. The danger… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Flour?

It is not recommended for cats to eat whipped cream. Whipped cream is a liquid heavy cream that achieves its light and fluffy texture through whipping. The process is done using a whisk or mixer, which helps form a firm colloid. In some countries, whipped cream is also known as Chantilly cream.  Because of its… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Whipped Cream?

No, it is not recommended for cats to eat walnuts. Walnuts are edible seeds of drupes coming from any tree belonging to the genus Juglans. Its seed kernels are typically enclosed in a brown seed coat, which are loaded with antioxidants. Though it is not a true botanical nut, it is considered as such in… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Walnuts?

Yes, cats can eat coriander in limited amounts. Coriander is a herb that falls under the Apiaceae family. It goes by many names such as cilantro, Chinese parsley, and dhania. The plant’s fresh leaves or dried seeds are usually used to add flavour to dishes, giving off a tart or lemon-like taste. On ASPCA’s list,… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Coriander?

Yes, cats can eat apricots in small quantities and with caution. Yellow orange in colour, apricots are delicious, fleshy fruits that belong to the genus Prunus. They may be eaten fresh or dried, and are known to be low in calories and high in essential nutrients. These include vitamins A, C, E, and potassium.  Cats… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Apricots?

Ho ho ho! The holidays are here. And with it comes delicious home cooked meals shared with loved ones. If you’re a pet parent having family and friends over this merry month, it’s important to be aware of the appetising Christmas food being prepared and laid out in front of your fur family. Your dog… Continue reading 11 Christmas Food Toxic to Dogs and Cats

Yes, cats can eat Brussels sprouts in moderation. Containing fiber, vitamin K, and vitamin C, brussels sprouts are leafy vegetables that resemble miniature cabbages. They are native to the Mediterranean region, and are a part of the Gemmifera cultivar group. Brussels sprouts contain plant-based protein that cats do not necessarily need as they are obligate… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Brussels Sprouts?

No, cats should not eat fries because they are unhealthy for her. Made from deep fried potatoes, fries come in many names, forms, and flavours. The side dish is known as French fries in America, chips in England, and finger chips in India. Fries can be prepared in thin or thick slices, chopped using a… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Fries?

No, cats cannot eat chives because they are poisonous for them. Chives are flowering plants from the Allium genus, which belong to the same group as garlic and onions. Their scapes and leaves are used as a flavouring herb either in fresh, cut, dried, or ground forms. Even the flowers of chives are edible, and… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Chives?

Yes, cats can eat basil. Basil is a culinary herb that belongs to the Lamiaceae family, which catnip and catmint also fall under. It comes in many varieties, and goes by many names such as great basil, sweet basil, Saint Joseph’s Wort, Thai basil, and Genovese basil. The fresh, dried, and fried leaves as well… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Basil?

Yes, cats can occasionally eat sesame seeds. Sesame seeds come from the flowering plant of the same name, belonging to the genus Sesamum. The edible seeds grow in pods, and are transformed into oil and used as a common ingredient in many cuisines throughout the world. Unhulled sesame seeds come in a golden brown colour,… Continue reading Can Cats Eat Sesame Seeds?