I've never seen a green cherry tomato, but that aside *and this is my
opinion only* why tempt fate when dealing with an already compromised
immune system. Yes it may be safe for most cats, even positive cats,
but I would die if *my cat* was the one cat it wasn't safe for. It just
isn't worth it to me when it can be left out.
*To be honest with you I will always wonder if Bailey didn't get sick
because of the raw food I was feeding him*, yes he did very well for
about 6 months, got chubby, seemed to feel good but then he got very
sick and and less than 6 months later was gone. He had *NEVER* been
sick in all his 11 years before that, so was it just a coincidence ...
possibly, but I will NEVER know for sure and I will never feed raw
again, just in case.
I believe, from all the other info out there, that it is the GREEN
tomatoes, stems and leaves that are the poisonous parts.
The red/ripe tomatoes thet we normally consume and that are used in tomato
juice contain only trace amounts of Solanine and are not poisonous.
--
Belinda
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