Are cats allergic to Phalaenopsis

Cats are not allergic to Phalaenopsis. Phalaenopsis is not toxic to cats, so if you have cats at home, you can raise Phalaenopsis. However, because cats will spit out hair balls regularly, they need to eat a small amount before spitting out hair balls. The plant will bite the leaves of the Phalaenopsis, and the owner can place the Phalaenopsis where cats can't bite it. If the cat needs to vomit hair balls, the owner can feed the cat some cat grass or hair removal cream.

Grasslands and gardens are also places where cats often hang out. Cats with noble personalities have always had a certain affinity for bright colors. Seeing the colorful flowers, I often cannot resist the temptation and take a few bites. However, some flowers and plants are toxic to cats. After the cat eats them, it will cause vomiting, abdominal distension, diarrhea, liver and kidney dysfunction and other problems. In severe cases, it may even endanger the cat's life. This is not alarmist. In fact, some cats have returned to the cat star after eating poisonous lilies.

Cats allergic to drugs and vaccines need to seek medical attention promptly to avoid inducing anaphylactic shock and threatening the cat’s life. Allergy symptoms in cats are quite diverse, usually characterized by frequent sneezing, accompanied by serous or watery nasal discharge. Allergic diseases are currently treated with symptomatic and anti-allergic methods, and at the same time, cats are prevented from being exposed to allergens.