While olive oil is generally safe for cats in moderation, some pets may experience digestive upset or diarrhea if given too much. Monitor your cat’s response to olive oil and adjust the dosage accordingly.

In conclusion, cats’ attraction to oil can be attributed to a combination of factors, including their evolutionary history, their highly developed olfactory system, and the texture and taste of oils.

Dec 6, 2025 · The question, “ Why does my cat like oil?,” boils down to complex and varied reasons involving scent association, dietary needs, and even simple curiosity. We explore the possible …

Sep 12, 2025 · Olive oil may have health benefits for people, but it doesn’t meet the unique nutritional needs of obligate carnivores like cats. Here are the main reasons why it’s not the best option: Olive …

Olives, olive oil, olive wood (some cutting boards are made from it) and olive brine will all attract cats that are attracted to catnip. All but the latter are fine in small amounts (olive brine contains too much …

Jul 24, 2025 · When cats smell olive oil, they may be drawn to it and start licking it due to their natural curiosity and exploratory nature. The obsession with licking olive oil can also be linked to the cat’s …

For me it just shows the picture of the cat, but it may be because I'm not using the redesign.

In this article, we’ll explore the science behind cats’ attraction to oil, the potential risks and benefits of ingesting oils, and how to manage your cat’s oil fascination.

Sep 11, 2025 · Cats have different nutritional needs than humans, and their digestive systems are designed to process animal-based fats, not plant-based oils like olive oil. Therefore, adding olive oil …

Oct 5, 2023 · I guess cats licking olive oil is a common thing, and she probably didn’t drink enough to cause any of the negative side effects. She kept licking her lips for a few minutes though.