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bananas

kittymac Feb 25, 2008 04:37 PM

My little guy goes crazy when I eat a banana. Out of curiosity, I let him have a little taste. He loved it. Are bananas and other fruit bad for kitties? He also practically jumped in a pumkin I was carving close to Hallowe'en...is this common?

Replies (2)

PHKitkat Feb 25, 2008 11:08 PM

Hi There,

What a cute picture! Some cats do enjoy fruit, but few of them will eat bananas. I had one kitty that used to come running when I was eating one and he loved to help. He also ate through a cantalope that was ripening on my kitchen counter! One of my present cats will eat a very small piece of banana sometimes.

It is far more common for a cat to like fruits such as pumpkin and melons. Pumpkin is often used to treat cats with constipation by mixing some in with their canned food. I have a grape-loving cat who will not leave me alone until I give her a taste.

As far as I know allowing cats to eat some fruit is fine as long as they have no problems digesting it.

Regards,
PHKitkat

kittymac Feb 29, 2008 08:03 PM

Thanks so much for your reply KitKat.It's nice to have somewhere to ask questions. Sometimes when you allow the little indulgences, you wonder afterward if it was a good idea.

He didn't seem to feel any type of tummy upset, and he really gets excited when he sees someone breaking the peel of a banana...mol.

Thanks again and I wish all your furry little babies health and purryness.

Cath

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