Currants
PrudenceVerdict
Caution — avoid as a precaution, though evidence specific to cats is limited.
Verdict
Currants (Ribes species) are botanically unrelated to grapes, but they're often grouped with grapes and raisins as a precaution, since the mechanism behind grape/raisin toxicity still isn't fully understood and some pet-safety sources extend the same caution to currants. Documented poisoning cases in cats specifically are rare to nonexistent — most of the concern is extrapolated from dog cases and general dried-fruit caution rather than confirmed feline toxicology.
Symptômes à surveiller
- • vomiting
- • diarrhea
- • lethargy (monitor after a large ingestion)
Que faire
A small accidental taste is unlikely to be an emergency, but avoid feeding currants intentionally, and keep dried-fruit baked goods (like currant scones or fruitcake) out of reach. Contact a vet if a cat eats a large quantity or shows symptoms.
Aliments associés
Raisins
ToxiqueJamais — peut provoquer une insuffisance rénale. À traiter comme dangereux.
FruitsRaisins secs
DangereuxJamais — toxine rénale concentrée, encore plus dangereuse que les raisins frais.
FruitsAvocat
ToxiqueÀ éviter — la persine dans la peau et le noyau est toxique ; la chair est risquée.
FruitsCitrons
PrudenceÀ éviter — les huiles essentielles et l'acide citrique provoquent des troubles gastro-intestinaux.
Fruits