Is Cats Safe?

Is Dill Safe for Cats?

Safe for cats

Yes — Dill is considered safe for cats in normal amounts.

Dill
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Dill is considered safe / non-toxic to cats by ASPCA Animal Poison Control. As always, introduce anything new in moderation.

Scientific nameAnethum graveolena
FamilyApiaceae
CategoryPlants

Signs to watch for in cats

Dermatitis with prolonged contact

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Source: ASPCA Animal Poison Control ↗

Frequently asked questions

Can cats have Dill?

Dill is considered non-toxic to cats in normal small amounts by ASPCA Animal Poison Control. It's still not a replacement for proper cat food.

What are the symptoms if a cat is exposed to Dill?

Reported signs include: Dermatitis with prolonged contact

What should I do if my cat ate Dill?

Large amounts of any new food can upset a cat's stomach — watch for vomiting or diarrhea and call your vet if it persists.