Cat Food Safety

Onions are genuinely toxic to cats, damaging red blood cells even in small amounts. Here's what to watch for and what to do if your cat eats some.

Some mushrooms are technically fine for cats, but wild ones can be deadly — and the confusion risk means it's usually simplest to skip mushrooms altogether.

Honey isn't dangerous for cats, but it isn't beneficial either — cats can't even taste sweetness. Here's why it's best left off the menu, and what to offer instead.

Raspberries offer real vitamin C and antioxidant benefits for cats in small amounts — worth knowing about their trace xylitol content too.

Sweet potatoes offer real vitamin A, vitamin C, and fibre benefits for cats — cooked plain and in moderation.

Raw eggs carry real salmonella and biotin-deficiency risks for cats — cooked eggs give the same nutritional benefits without either. Here's why cooked wins.