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Yes, red grape is toxic to cats. If your cat has ingested red grape, contact your veterinarian or pet poison control immediately.
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Red grapes are fruits from the grapevine plant, commonly used in human foods such as snacks, juices, and wines. They contain compounds that are highly toxic to both cats and dogs, potentially causing kidney failure even in small amounts. Pet ingestion of red grapes or their derivatives (such as raisins) should be treated as an emergency, requiring immediate veterinary attention. Avoid feeding any grape-related products to pets to ensure their safety.
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