Your cat eats impatiens and vomits more lately. Are they poisonous?
Impatiens are not toxic to cats. However, like many non-food plants, they can cause gastrointestinal irritation — vomiting, drooling, discomfort — especially in sensitive individuals. Think of it like a person eating ornamental kale: not poisonous, but not a salad either.
No emergency, but keep the kitty out of the flower beds for everyone's comfort.
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