Can cats eat grapes & raisins?
Best avoided
No — while grape poisoning is documented mainly in dogs, cats should never be given grapes or raisins.
Reviewed 11 Aug 2026 against veterinary sources
🐶 Can dogs eat this? →Why
There is far less data in cats, but the same tartaric-acid risk cannot be ruled out and cats gain nothing nutritionally from grapes. Poison-control centres advise keeping them away from cats entirely.
Signs of trouble to watch for
- Vomiting
- Lethargy
- Reduced appetite
Think your cat ate this? Act now — don't wait for symptoms.
Contact your nearest vet or a 24×7 animal hospital immediately, and take the packaging with you so they know how much was eaten.
Safer cat treats to reach for instead
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Sources
This guide is general information, not veterinary advice. Individual pets vary by size, age, breed and health, and quantities matter — always check with your veterinarian about your specific pet.
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