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Category: Fruit

9 entries in the fruit category — sorted by risk.

Content compiled with reference to guidance from the Blue Cross, PDSA, Royal Veterinary College (RVC), Battersea, and Animal PoisonLine. This site does not provide veterinary advice — always consult a vet. Last reviewed: 27 September 2026.

Most fresh fruits are non-toxic to cats in small amounts, but grapes and raisins are a major exception (kidney injury). Citrus and unripe tomatoes carry milder risks.

Toxic or dangerous (5)

Currants no Grapes no Oranges (and citrus) no Raisins no Sultanas no

Safe in small amounts (4)

Bananas yes Blueberries yes Strawberries yes Watermelon yes

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