Live Oak
Caution for CatsSymptoms to Watch For
Acorns cause GI upset and potential kidney damage
What You Need to Know
The tree itself is non-toxic but acorns contain tannins causing GI upset and potentially kidney damage in large quantities. Keep dogs from eating acorns.
Safe Alternatives Your Cat CAN Have
Live Oak isn't safe, but these are vet-approved:
Frequently Asked Questions
Is live oak safe for cats?
Live Oak is considered CAUTION for cats. The tree itself is non-toxic but acorns contain tannins causing GI upset and potentially kidney damage in large quantities. Keep dogs from eating acorns.
What are the symptoms if my cat eats live oak?
Symptoms may include: Acorns cause GI upset and potential kidney damage.
What should I do if my cat eats live oak?
Monitor your cat for any unusual symptoms. If symptoms develop, contact your veterinarian for guidance.
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