Cats cannot heal themselves if they are poisoned. Even if the cat's poisoning symptoms are mild and can be degraded in the body, neurological symptoms will remain in the body, which may be permanent. After the cat is poisoned, first aid measures should be taken immediately, pouring in a large amount of saline or hydrogen peroxide to help induce vomiting, and then sent to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible.

What should you do if your cat is poisoned:

1. If you have just eaten a poisonous substance, it is recommended to immediately wash the stomach or induce vomiting. You can use soapy water to induce vomiting. Dilute it and give it by gavage to make it vomit. And send him to the hospital immediately. If he is poisoned by external medicine, it is recommended to wash his body immediately, dilute the drug concentration to the lowest, and then send him to the hospital in time. And take vomitus or topical poisoning drugs to the hospital when seeking medical treatment.

2. Gastric lavage and enema are not recommended for owners to handle by themselves. Generally speaking, in addition to gastric lavage and enema, kidney function needs to be maintained, so infusion is required, and shock treatment, breathing maintenance, etc. are required. There is no specific antidote for many cat plant poisonings. If the amount of consumption is not large, the only way is to use drugs to maintain metabolism and protect internal organs to see if it can survive.