Pet cats cannot eat cherries. Cherries contain cherry acid dodecahydrate and propyl sulfonate. Ingestion can cause poisoning symptoms and even shock and death. Once a cat eats cherries by mistake, a large amount of toxins will quickly enter the cat's body, causing it to have symptoms such as dilated pupils, difficulty breathing, and bright red gums. In severe cases, it may even cause a lack of oxygen in the cat's body, causing shock or death.

What to do if a pet cat accidentally eats cherries:

1. The amount accidentally eaten is small and the fruit core is not swallowed. You can observe it at home.

2. If you accidentally swallow the fruit core or eat a large amount of cherry pulp, you should seek medical attention immediately to induce vomiting and receive treatment.

3. Pay attention to strict management in daily life to prevent cats from accidentally eating cherries.