Cats can have a little salami as an occasional treat, but it is not recommended to make it a regular part of their diet. Salami is not toxic to cats, but it is high in fat, salt, and spices, which can cause stomach upset, dehydration, and long-term health issues like obesity, hypertension, or kidney disease if consumed in large quantities or frequently. A small piece of salami that is low in sodium and free of harmful spices might be okay occasionally, but it should not replace their regular cat food. If a cat eats too much salami or shows symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, or lack of appetite, a vet should be consulted.
