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     • Plants and flowers that are highly toxic to cats can cause drooling and stomach upset, as well as tremors, weakness, difficulty walking, lethargy, lack of appetite, seizures, breathing difficulties, kidney and liver failure, heart arrhythmias (heart rate that is too fast or too slow), coma, or even death.
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   How do you know if a cat is poisoning?

   • When dealing with suspected poisoning in cats, it is important to recognize the signs of poisoning and know what to do if you see them. Common Symptoms: Vomiting, drooling, difficulty breathing, tremors, seizures, poor appetite, lethargy, drinking and urinating excessively.

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   Are plants poisonous to cats?

   • Bulbs, rhizomes and roots can be the most hazardous parts of some plants. Has my cat been poisoned? A veterinary surgeon should be contacted immediately if your cat suddenly collapses, has repeated vomiting or severe diarrhoea, or shows signs of excessive irritation (redness, swelling, blistering or rawness) of the skin of the mouth or throat.

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   What happens if a cat eats a plant?

   • When any part of the plant is ingested, symptoms may be drooling, vomiting, and diarrhea. When cats ingest large amounts of this plant (especially the tubers or roots), these toxins can cause cardiac problems, such as arrhythmias (irregular rate and/or rhythm of the heart), seizures, and death.

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   How do cats get poisoned?

   • Cats encounter poisonous substances by swallowing them, chewing on them, inhaling them, or coming into physical contact by brushing against or walking through them. When dealing with suspected poisoning in cats, it is important to recognize the signs of poisoning and know what to do if you see them.

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3. www.preventivevet.com › cats › common-householdCommon Household Plants That Are Toxic to Cats - Preventive Vet

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   Mar 28, 2022 · Common Symptoms of Toxic Plant Poisoning in Cats May Include: Mental dullness, decreased interaction, or hiding; Severe irritation or ulceration of the mouth, lips, and tongue: Signs include a cat pawing at their mouth, decreased appetite, gagging, drooling, or bad cat breath; Difficulty swallowing; Vomiting, gagging, or retching

4. cats.com › poisoning-in-catsRecognizing Cat Poisoning: Symptoms, and Treatment - Cats.com

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   Apr 30, 2024 · Cats encounter poisonous substances by swallowing them, chewing on them, inhaling them, or coming into physical contact by brushing against or walking through them. When dealing with suspected poisoning in cats, it is important to recognize the signs of poisoning and know what to do if you see them.

   • How do I know if my cat has been poisoned?

     The signs of poisoning in cats vary dramatically depending on what toxin the cat has been exposed to, the overall health of the cat, how the cat wa...
   • Can cats recover from poisoning on their own?

     Whether or not a cat can recover from poisoning without veterinary treatment depends on the overall health of the cat, the amount of toxic substanc...
   • How do you save a poisoned cat?

     The best thing to do if your suspect your cat has been poisoned is to call your local veterinarian, a local veterinary emergency clinic, or the pet...

5. www.catster.com › outdoor-plants-poisonous-to-catsOutdoor Plants That Are Toxic to Cats: 10 to Avoid (Vet ...

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   May 9, 2024 · Any part of this plant, including the bulbs, can potentially poison your cat, causing severe vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain and discomfort, seizures, and abnormal heart rhythms....

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7. vcahospitals.com › plants-that-are-toxic-to-catsPlants That are Toxic to Cats | VCA Animal Hospitals

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   Large ingestions of plant material or ingestion of the bulb can result in more severe clinical signs, including rapid heart rate, cardiac arrhythmias, low blood pressure, difficulty breathing, incoordination, tremors, and seizures. Clinical signs can develop within minutes or up to 24 hours.

8. www.cats.org.uk › help-and-advice › home-andCat Poisoning Symptoms and How to Spot It | Cats Protection

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   Signs that might show that your cat has been poisoned include: salivation. vomiting. diarrhoea. twitching and fitting.

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9. www.cats.org.uk › dangerous-plantsPlants Poisonous to Cats – Our Guide | Cats Protection

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   If you're unsure whether a plant or flower is poisonous to your cat, if you're keen to find plants and flowers safe for cats, or if you suspect your cat may have been poisoned, we have guidance and vet-approved lists to help you. To keep your cat safe, we recommend avoiding toxic plants and flowers altogether.

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    Jul 30, 2018 · All plants, even grass, can have an irritating effect on a cat’s gastrointestinal system causing it to vomit. But, given the opportunity, cats like to nibble on grass. When not available, their attention may turn to less suitable household plants.