Bananas are a safe and healthy treat for your cat, but they need to be given in small amounts like all the items on this list. Your cat shouldn't eat a banana—or even half a banana. Instead, just give her a small slice from your banana. Don't be surprised if your cat turns her nose up at your offering.
What happens if a cat eats bananas?
It's very difficult for them to digest and can lead to digestive tract issues or an upset stomach – or it can be a choking hazard. The fruit is the only part of a banana that your cat can have. Allergies are always a possibility when you offer your kitty new foods, especially human foods.
Is banana skin toxic to cats?
Remove the banana peel and keep it out of your pet's sight. Banana peels can't be properly digested by cats, so it's always better to make sure the two don't cross paths. Cut the banana into bite-sized pieces before offering it to your cat. ... Allergic reactions to bananas are incredibly rare, but they can happen to cats.
What fruits are cats not allowed to eat?
Grapes and raisins have often been used as treats for pets. But it's not a good idea. Although it isn't clear why, grapes and raisins can cause kidney failure in cats. And, a small amount can make a cat ill.
Why is my cat licking bananas?
That sounds like pica. Cats can't actually taste sweet things, so maybe it's a texture thing that attracts your cat to fruit. I know some people feed their cats fruit in moderation, but cats are obligate carnivores and the fruit sugar is not good for them. You'll never see a cat hunting bananas in nature.
