How curious is a kitten? When it sees the flowers and plants at home, it will poop twice; when it sees a dark corner, it will dig in and explore. The kitten can also tolerate pain! If it shovels poop If the officer does not observe carefully, it is easy to ignore the cat's discomfort. Therefore, all poop scrapers must understand some possible unexpected situations and how to deal with them in advance! Generally speaking, the possible unexpected situations for cats include the following:

1. Cat poisoning

There are many things that are harmless to humans that may cause poisoning in cats, such as peppers, grapes, chocolate, daffodils, etc.

Common symptoms of poisoning: Once a kitten accidentally eats a substance that can easily cause poisoning, it will often have symptoms such as difficulty breathing, too fast or too slow heart rate, convulsions, weakness, and bleeding!

Coping methods:

First of all, if you suspect that your cat has been poisoned, you must contact your pet doctor and try to inform your cat of the substances that the cat may have ingested.

If the cat has vomiting symptoms, the poop scooper should also collect the vomit in a clean container and bring it to the doctor so that the doctor can make a more accurate diagnosis;

Secondly, if the poop scraper determines that the substance the cat accidentally ingested is not irritating or corrosive, he or she can also try to induce vomiting in the cat.

Finally, scavengers should pay attention to whether there are toxic substances adhering to the cat's hair to prevent the cat from licking it and aggravating the poisoning situation.

2. Cat heatstroke

Generally speaking, cats are not as afraid of heat as dogs. But!! If the cat is left in a hot and airtight space for a long time, it will also cause heatstroke in the cat.

Heat stroke symptoms:

Mild symptoms: clear consciousness, but symptoms such as mouth breathing and drooling.

Severe symptoms: unconsciousness, mouth breathing, congestion on eyelid edges and oral mucosa.

　Coping methods

First, control the indoor temperature to a cool state and maintain ventilation as much as possible.

Secondly, use a cold towel or ice cubes for physical cooling; finally, contact your pet doctor for treatment and keep the car cool during the treatment.

3. Cat epilepsy

Poisoning, kidney disease, hypoglycemia, etc. may cause epilepsy in cats!

Symptoms of epilepsy

When a cat has an epileptic seizure, it may exhibit symptoms such as abnormal howling, incontinence of urine and feces, foaming at the mouth, trembling, and involuntary sliding of limbs.

　Coping methods

First of all, when a cat has an epileptic seizure, dangerous objects around it should be removed to prevent the cat from being injured.

Secondly, cats are unconscious during epilepsy, so do not forcefully hold them.

Again, try to take pictures of the cat’s epileptic seizures so that the pet doctor can better understand the cat’s condition.

Finally, after the cat calms down, wrap the cat in a towel and take it to a dark and quiet place to rest.

4. Cat Bleeding

Many kittens like to explore at home. At this time, they are easily scratched by glass and sharp objects. In addition, if there are dogs and other cats at home, they may also be injured and bleed during fights.

　Coping methods

First, rinse the wound with warm water, then gently wipe the wound with gauze; secondly, bandage it with gauze.

Finally, if the cat is seriously injured and the bleeding does not stop, you should try to apply pressure on the wound to stop the bleeding and send it to a pet hospital in time.