Is Mint safe for cats to eat?

It is not safe for cats to eat chocolate mint. Just like dogs, cats are known to become ill after eating chocolate.

It should be. Cat mint is only a plant similar to a herb. If you grow one yourself the cat will shred it in no time.

Yes, a mint leaf is safe to eat as it has no posion that will harm the human body. Provided that there have been no harmfull chemical pesticides sprayed on the plant, then it is completely safe.

No not at all

It is perfectly safe for cats to eat lettuce. Cats need greens in their diets and giving them some lettuce is a good way for them to get it.

Cat mint and grass.

Peppermint plants are listed as a safe herb for cats. Peppermint essential oil may be hazardous to cats. Catnip is part of the mint family.

A cat can safely eat papaya. Some other safe fruits include mango, blueberries, and cranberries. It is advised to not let cats eat grapes and raisins. Most other fruits are safe.

it is a cats favorite nip and it is safe to eat

My cats play with toilet paper. They scratch it, unroll it and roll in it. I can't get them to stop, but they don't eat it. You have a strange CAT. Septic Safe toilet paper is recycled paper with no chemicals. Should be safe to eat as long as it hasn't been used in the toilet or septic tank.

yes my cat did and its safe for them too

No but they will kill them to make them feel safe.

Cats can eat rice if you let them, but it holds absolutely no nutrition at all.

Well, since cats are as likely to get sick from bad food as humans, then yes, cat food is safe for humans to eat. But this is not going without saying that you should eat it, because it's food meant for cats, not humans.

Planting a cat-mint (catnip) plant in your garden especially for your cats to eat and play with, can help keep them away from your other plants. Cat mint is a perennial and keeps growing back every year.

Cats are generally attracted to mint. If the peppermint tea is made with peppermint leaves, it is perfectly safe for cats. However, if the tea is made with essential oils, it can be bad for cats and should be avoided.

Of course. Cats pursue and eat bugs all the time. They are a good source of protein.

yes but, if you don't then don't eat it. because some Chinese people eat dogs and cats

Yes, actually. Cats were bred for that! (But a house cat might not fair as well as a feral cat...)

Cats like to eat greens from time to time including the tops of carrots. They are safe for your cat as long as they have not been sprayed with any chemicals and if they eat too many of them it may cause vomiting.

A Christmas cactus is not poisonous towards cats. Cats can eat many types of plants and won't harm them. A Christmas cactus is a safe plant to have in homes.

No. In my experience with cats, they love the smell of lavender and even eat it. Lavender is related to catnip and will give the cat similar effects, so if you are looking to attract cats then plant, mint or lavender.

NO. two days after a cat eats hibiscus leaves, they will have renal failure.

I think is safe for cats

Yes, it is perfectly safe. Many people will tell you that pork/ham (including bacon) should not be fed to cats, because they cannot digest it properly. But I asked my vet about it when I brought my cats in today, and she said it's a total myth that pork/ham is unhealthy for cats. There is no truth to it whatsoever.

Only if you want your cat to choke to death! think about it!Cats will eat around the bones, they do it in the wild all the time.

Yes, as long as it is cooked properly, cats can eat shellfish, including scallops. Cats are not nearly as prone to getting sick from raw or contaminated food as humans are, but still, you don't want to take any chances with your pet's health. Don't feed your cat anything that you wouldn't feel safe eating yourself. For more information about what human food is safe for cats, see the Related Question below.

Cilantro is a safe herb for cats, so a cat may eat it as much as it wishes.

yes pepermint is perfectly safe for cats.

Yes. Cats will often eat grass to help aid the digestion process and to also cleanse the stomach, usually to help rid themselves of hairballs.

Cats eat stoats.

Yes, it's perfectly fine. Peppermint, or any type of mint, is in the same family of plant as catnip - which most cats love. It's also just a simple herb, smells and tastes good, and may have a soothing effect if your cat is having an upset tummy.

Cashews and pistachios have high fat contents, which in large amounts can cause stomach problems. Too much fat on regular basis can lead to health issues for a cat. While they may be safe for cats in small amounts, you might be better off not letting your cat eat nuts.

If the cat did eat a pomegranate seed I don't think it would hurt it. However I don't think a cat would care to eat one.

Dogs do not eat cats. only people eat cats

No,it is not safe for dogs and cats to have olive oil.

Cats eat cat foods that have been tested and proven safe. Cats are strictly carnivorous and need an essential amino acid called thymine. You may see your cat chewing on grass or eatting non-meat items and people in veterinary medicine do not really know why they do so. They say it is because cats like salad.

Docusate sodium is safe for cats. It is used as a stool softener in cats that are having trouble with constipation.

you can give your cat tuna but don't always give it to your cat. give your cat dry food.

stray cats eat rabbits, and house cats will eat rabbits too

Mother cats only eat their kittens if they are born dead. They do that to hide their presence from predators. They will not just eat them. Other toms will kill the kittens, however, so that the mother will mate with him and have his kittens. That can be prevented by keeping your cats and kittens indoors, safe from the other toms.

In small amounts, store-bought mints will pose no problems for your cat. Make sure it is not the type than contains sorbitol (artificial sweetener) which can have a laxative effect.

cats can eat other dead cats but it is mainly female cats after they have giving birth and the kittens are dead, but is has been know for other cats to eat the dead kittens, but it is not likely for cats to eat other dead cats.

Of course. A cat is a predator, and will certainly eat small rodents. If you intend to keep both, the hamster must be kept safe in a cat-proof cage.

cats eat bats not house cat but wild street cats eat bats.

cats eat mice so when the cat is gone the mice are safe from getting eaten

I don't think so. Just feed your cat cat food; better safe than sorry.

All plants in the lily family are toxic to cats and can cause severe distress and in extreme cases may kill the cat. There are many web sites that detail which plants are toxic to cats and which are safe for cats to eat. Many cats enjoy eating greens as an emetic to help eliminate hairballs - the best thing for an indoor cat is a steady supply of wheatgrass, which is quite safe and…

No, birds do not eat cats.

No, Cats do not eat veggies.