1. The pungent smell produced by mosquito coils will cause discomfort to cats. Such as vomiting, sneezing, etc.

2. Cats are prone to convulsions, and severe irritating odors can even lead to the death of cats, so try to avoid cats when lighting mosquito coils.

3. Mosquito-repellent incense contains pyrethrins, which can effectively kill mosquitoes and flies, but cats cannot metabolize pyrethrins. Therefore, long-term inhalation of pyrethrins can easily deposit on the liver, leading to cat poisoning. .

4. Cats are more susceptible to poisoning than dogs when burning mosquito coils because their livers cannot effectively combine gluconate, which is a function required to metabolize pyrethrins. Therefore, long-term absorption of mosquito cigarette smoke will cause long-term liver damage to cats, especially cats with poor physical fitness, which will lead to more serious consequences.

Symptoms of cats being poisoned by inhaling mosquito-repellent incense

1. When cats first smell the smell of mosquito-repellent incense, they will sneeze frequently and are not used to it.

2. As the amount of inhalation continues to increase, the cat may begin to drool and appear drowsy.

3. In severe cases, it can cause hypothermia, convulsions, opisthotonus, acute liver function damage, and even death.