Can cats eat Peanut Butter?
Feed with caution
Small amounts only, and not right for every pet.
Generally safe but high in fat. Not recommended as regular treat.
Before you feed it
- Check for xylitol (toxic)
- High in fat
- Can be choking hazard due to stickiness
How much is safe
1/4 teaspoon rarely if ever
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This is general information, not veterinary advice. Always check with your vet about your pet's diet.