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There are hundreds of varieties of cabbage grown throughout the world, with green cabbage being the most common. Other types that you’re likely to find in a store near you are red or purple cabbage, Napa cabbage, and savoy cabbage. Many cats aren’t too keen on green cabbage due to its peppery flavor, but some cat parents have noticed that their furkids prefer red cabbage, which is more nutritious. Both Napa and savoy are sweeter than the green and red varieties, though this probably won’t make a difference to the feline palate since cats lack the taste receptors for sweetness.