Symptoms of cat poisoning include: difficulty breathing, vomiting, diarrhea, drooling, muscle twitching, dilated pupils, etc. Place the cat in a well-ventilated area and contact your veterinarian urgently. The sooner a cat is treated, the higher the cat's survival rate.

If the cat shows any of the following systemic symptoms, it may be poisoned: difficulty breathing, vomiting, diarrhea, coughing, sneezing, depression, drooling, muscle twitching, weakness, possible loss of consciousness, dilated pupils, Frequent urination, etc.

If you suspect your cat is poisoned, pick it up immediately and take it to a well-ventilated, brightly lit area. When a cat feels uncomfortable or anxious, his first reaction is to hide. If your cat is poisoned, you need to monitor her symptoms and don't let her hide herself.

The veterinarian will give you clear instructions on what to do or how to detoxify a poisoned cat. The sooner you contact your doctor, the better your cat's chances of survival. Or take the cat to the hospital for treatment in time, the sooner the better.