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Anonymous users2024-01-24Don't try to wash your cat's stomach yourself.
Bathe the cat immediately and clean it. If you don't vomit, move uncoordinatedly, walk shakingly, drool or your gums turn blue, you are fine, and if you have one of the above symptoms, please seek medical attention immediately.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Let it drink more water, forced! Bottle of eye drops into your mouth! You have to get that thing out, even if you go to the hospital, it's gastric lavage or something.
Drinking less is generally not very harmful, but you have to observe the cat's condition, including mental head, urine, etc. No need to see a doctor. You put your hands in the water and see if you burn your hands, it's fine.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Get some milk for him to drink, and then take it to the vet hospital! Hope your cat is okay.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Fill it with water and dilute it first, and then send it to the hospital to induce vomiting, the kitten is too small, and it may be dangerous.
has an impact because it contains a lot of toxic substances. Even the good ones have them.
If you want to say okay, it has to be Clyde.
The most personal use is 84 disinfectant, very clean but the smell is very pungent, and occasionally use three generations of music, this cleaner is also easy to use, there is also a light fragrance, not strong, depending on which piece you are inclined to.
Is there a suitable cleaner for cleaning toilets? I think a high 84 is good, and his smell will be removed.
I don't think this is advisable, you think, it has to stick to the wall of the toilet bowl, and the toilet is to be flushed with water, I think it is more reasonable to put it in the water tank, and this is what my family uses now.