Cats that eat insecticides may suffer symptoms such as listlessness, loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, salivation, and in severe cases, death. The main component of currently common pesticides is phosphorus, and cats will suffer from phosphorus poisoning after eating them. Therefore, it is necessary to immediately use phosphate-removing drugs for treatment, and at the same time, intravenous infusion, gastric lavage, and enema are performed to reduce the cat’s body’s absorption of drugs.

How to prevent cats from accidentally eating insects sprayed with insecticides:

1. When using insecticides to exterminate insects, isolate the cats and do not let them Cat sees.

2. After killing the bugs, deal with them in time and do not put them in an exposed space where cats can find them.

3. Pay attention to feeding the cat regularly, and do not let the cat feel hungry or choose food.