Tomato Plant Poisoning in Cats

I remember when I was younger, I ate a bunch of tomato plant leaves to test their toxicity.........or something. My stomach was a little cramped feeling, but I didn't do anything about it. I suppose I was around 50lb at the time, and I ate about two big leaves and a little bit of stem.

This morning my sister's cat, Xena, ate four of my tomato seedlings........stems and all. They only had their first set of leaves and the plants themselves were quite tiny, but so is Xena. She weighs 9lb. It has been a few hours since this occurred, and she appears fine.

I just don't want to have any other cat issues this December. My cat, Hector, had to be put down at the age of 4 year because he had an extreme case of hip dysplasia.

My cat got my moms slices of tomato and only got 2 or 3 bites before I stopped him. Should I be worried? What should I watch for?

So far I see no differences in him but I am worried! Vet isnt answering.

I had a small tomato plant that died before it produced any fruit. I had brought it inside and I think my cat may have ate some of the dead leaves. He seems to be acting normally.He's eating and moving around like usual. He is about 12 years old and is average weight. He us currently an indoor cat only right now since I live in an apartment. Not sure what other information to add but I can provide more if needed.

Small cat, 1.5 year's old. Eaten 1-2cm of a yellowing tomato plant. No symptoms. Happened 20 mins ago. Is currently eating. Vet has given options of watching & waiting or taking her in for a stomach empty. Have chosen to wait. Any idea how long it takes cats to become symptomatic?

My 2 cats ...one is 5 lbs and the other 13 lbs....both are 15 years old...have nibbled on my cherry tomatoes plant. I did not notice that until yesterday. Both my cats have been lethargic and have no appetite over the last week. I just put 2 and 2 together, looking up the info on tomatoes leaf toxicity.
The small cat is not eating at all anymore and hiding. The big cat is still walking around and drinking plenty of water. Is there an antidote for tomato leaf toxicity or are my cats going to die from This?

My family has a small tomato play that they grew inside the house and my cat nibbled on it from time to time. We tried to stop him but he always found a way. Now he hasn't been eating at all for 2 days and he isn't able to move around as quick but I assume that is because of his age. Could the plant be the reason for him not eating.

I had a tomato stirring in my fruit basket on the counter. My cat in the middle of the night when up there and but into the tomato. Will She be ok?

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My 12 mo old cat just ate some of some of my tomato plant. I am myself ill & have no way to get her to a vet, nor do I have the means. If she shows signs of being poisoned is there anything I can do for her at home? She is already obese because if she doesn't get to eat when she wants eats foreign objects & flower petals, &, of course just now, tomato plant. Both my cats are apartment cats. However, since I'm on the 6th floor I've put up a lattice to enclose the balcony so they get free access to "outdoors". They truly love this and it has enriched their lives a lot. I had looked up a list to toxic plants to cats but tomato wasn't on the list. I don't know what to do about the baby's enormous appetite. There are no fleas & no signs of tapeworms. She was a "refugee" from Hawaii, if that helps. Thank you

Our cat was bitten by a stray about a month ago. She received vet attention (antibiotics and stitches etc) wore a cone for about week and healed up. Sometime after that I had two tomato starts in the house and she ate the leaves. She has every symptom you mention here. My husband took her to the vet again because she’s lost weight and won’t drink or eat much. She appeared delirious with the way she’d walk around and kind of stare aimlessly. She’s always been super affectionate and loving. This was a noticeable change. She didn’t even want to be held ( very very unusual). This got worse over the period of a week or so. Today they diagnosed her with feline leukemia! They want us to put her down in the morning and told my husband it was probably pretty progressed. If there is ANY chance this is from the tomato plant and not leukemia would someone please tell me how to know? Thank you. Her name is pecos.

My cat nibbles from my tomato plant regularly. Does she get some sort of high that she enjoys from it? She does not seem to have any symptoms, and she goes back for more everyday. Her demeanor has not changed, nor has her dietary or toileting habits.