A kitten that licks a few mouthfuls of 84-diluted disinfectant may develop symptoms such as vomiting, drooling, sore throat, and abdominal pain. If the concentration is high, it may cause damage to the digestive tract, resulting in symptoms such as difficulty swallowing. At this time, the owner can provide the cat with plenty of drinking water and take the cat to the hospital for treatment if necessary.

When using 84 disinfectant for disinfection, it needs to be diluted to the corresponding concentration, the original solution should be collected, and the cats can be isolated at the same time.

What to do if a cat accidentally eats disinfectant water

1. Stop feeding: Stop feeding the cat after it is discovered that it has accidentally eaten disinfectant water.

2. Drink a lot of water: You can give your cat a lot of drinking water to promote urination.

3. Inducing vomiting: The owner can press the cat's abdomen slightly with his hands, or feed the cat some medicine that helps induce vomiting, forcing the cat to vomit out the disinfectant water remaining in the stomach.

4. Send to the hospital for treatment: If obvious symptoms of poisoning have appeared, such as drooling, lack of energy, etc., it is recommended to take the pet to the pet hospital for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible to avoid delaying treatment and causing other problems.