Fruits
Persimmon: Safe for Dogs and Cats?
CautionDogs
A small amount of ripe persimmon flesh is not inherently toxic, but the seeds can inflame or block the intestines and the sugary fruit can cause digestive upset.
CautionCats
Ripe persimmon flesh is not inherently toxic to cats, but the seeds and skin create digestive and obstruction risks and the fruit has no useful place in a cat's regular diet.
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