Although this fruit is rich in many vitamins, fibres and minerals) and safe for cats, your cat may not be able to tolerate them. Do not give bananas if your cat is overweight or suffers from diabetes, as bananas contain relatively high levels of sugar¹.

This delicious fruit is rich in fibre and various vitamins². Only offer your cat the pure flesh.

Similar to mangoes, kiwis also contain fibre and many vitamins (A, C, E, K) as well as potassium. However, remember that too much can lead to an upset stomach³.

Pineapple offers many important vitamins (A, B6, E and K) as well as calcium, potassium, zinc, iron and magnesium, to name just a few ingredients¹. But please be warned that this tropical fruit is only healthy for your cat if it is fed in moderation; otherwise it can cause vomiting and diarrhoea⁴.

These vegetables are low in calories and contain vitamins, minerals and fibre⁵. Make sure to only use the flesh of the courgette and not the skin.

Given in moderation, spinach is healthy for your cat as it contains important vitamins as well as iron and calcium⁶. Do not give your cat spinach if it is prone to developing urinary bladder stones⁷.

High in fibre and low in calories, fats and sugars⁸, it can be a suitable part of a summer refreshment for your cat if he likes this vegetable.