What is the state of self healing from poisoning in cats?

1.Symptoms of poisoning lessen or disappear. For example, if there is a toxic substance that causes the cat to drool, convulsions, etc., these symptoms may gradually disappear during the ** process.

2.Physiological and biochemical information tends to be normal. For example, if the poison causes a large number of cells to lyse, the number of cells in question may gradually return to normal during the process.

3.Gradually, his appetite returned, and he began to eat actively.

4.Physical strength is gradually restored, and the state of weakness is gradually eliminated, and the amount of activity increases.

These may be a sign that the cat's physical health is recovering. However, this is only a possible manifestation and each cat's condition may be different, it is recommended to seek professional advice from a veterinarian immediately if there are any concerns about the cat's health while observing the cat's condition.

Cats are poisoned and cannot heal on their own. Even if the symptoms of cat poisoning are mild and can be degraded in the body, there will be neurological symptoms in the body, which may be permanent. First aid measures should be taken immediately after the cat is poisoned, and a large amount of saline or hydrogen peroxide should be injected.

Helps induce vomiting, reduces toxin absorption, and then gets to the doctor quickly**.

Even if the cat eats less poison and can degrade it in its own body, it will leave a neurological symptom, and it will have convulsions or other symptoms for the rest of its life. Moreover, cat poisoning to death is very fast, and the average cat may die in two or three hours. Therefore, once the cat is poisoned, it should be sent to the hospital immediately**.

Generally, after the cat has food poisoning, the breeder can replenish the cat's water in time and give the cat normal saline at the same time. At the same time, feed the cat more warm boiled water or diluted saline, and then help the cat induce vomiting. If the cat's food poisoning is severe, and accompanied by cold hands and feet, blue complexion, blood pressure drop and other symptoms of shock, then the breeder should immediately lie the cat flat, raise the lower limbs as much as possible and ask a doctor for **.

Cat food poisoning can be divided into chemical food poisoning and bacterial food poisoning. Chemical food poisoning mainly refers to food poisoning caused by contamination of food with some toxic metals, non-metals and their compounds, pesticides and nitrite and other chemicals. Chemical food poisoning is mainly caused by accidental ingestion of toxic chemicals or ingestion of food contaminated with chemicals.

Poisoned cats will develop the disease quickly, the degree of poisoning will be severe, and the morbidity and mortality will be higher.

Bacterial food poisoning, on the other hand, is the most common type of food poisoning caused by pet cats eating food that contains a large amount of live bacteria or bacterial toxins. Food poisoning occurs in cats in the hot season, generally from May to October. Cats will experience vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and in severe cases, symptoms such as difficulty breathing, convulsions, and convulsions.

Manifestations of poisoning vary from one to the other. If you consume chocolate, you will experience symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, central nervous system excitement, convulsions and rapid heartbeat; If it is due to insect toxins, it is mainly measles, angioedema, dyspnea, nausea and vomiting, etc.; If it is snake venom, it will manifest as respiratory depression, difficulty swallowing, hypothermia, salivation, etc. In severe cases, it can cause death, so attention needs to be taken to identify and promptly**.

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Dear, in. Pro, 1 can be properly induced to induce vomiting. After finding that the cat is poisoned, you should first give the veterinarian a **, and then explain the cause of the cat poisoning and the symptoms of cat poisoning, and give first aid under the guidance of the veterinarianIf vomiting is required, the cat can be given 3% hydrogen peroxide at a dosage of 5 ml per kilogram.

Dear, it is recommended to send it to the hospital if it is serious.

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I can't stand up directly.

Dear, then gastric lavage.

Dear, the cat is poisoned and can't stand up, indicating that the situation is already very serious, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time for **, the home can be used to induce vomiting, using soapy water, or vomiting drugs, prompting the cat to spit out toxic substances. After cat poisoning, the cat's neck and shoulder muscles will gradually be paralyzed, and then quadriplegia, at this time, the cat's response is sluggish, swallowing difficulties, pupils are dilated, saliva outflow, two ears are weak and drooping, etc. If possible, you should immediately take out the medicine box at home, inject antitoxin injections for cats, intravenous or intramuscular injections, and prepare to send cats to the doctor in time.

Cats are full of curiosity about many things, and sometimes they will accidentally eat some things and cause poisoning. Symptoms of cat poisoning include vomiting, diarrhea, coughing, difficulty breathing, drooling, and convulsions. These are all signs of poisoning.

1. If you eat poisonous food, it is recommended to induce vomiting immediately, you can dilute it with soap and water and take it to make the cat vomit, and then immediately send it to the hospital. It is best to bring vomit or topical poisoning drugs to the hospital when you go to the doctor so that the doctor can check **and**.

Second, it is not recommended that pet owners operate gastric lavage enemas at home, because generally speaking, after poisoning, in addition to gastric lavage enema, it is necessary to maintain kidney function, that is, infusion is needed to maintain breathing and prevent cats from shock.

Third, for many cats, there is no specific antidote to plant poisoning, if the amount of consumption is not large, you can use drugs to maintain metabolism, protect internal organs, and see if the cat can survive itself.

Extended Materials. The cat (scientific name: felinae), a feline feline, is a widespread pet in households around the world.

Cats, with a round head, a short face, five fingers on the forelimbs, four toes on the hind limbs, sharp and curved claws at the end of the toes, the claws can be retracted, nocturnal, agile, good at jumping, most of them can climb trees, and hunt other animals in an ambush way. Cats are found all over the world (except Antarctica, where there are no wild species).

Cats are agile and good at jumping. Eat fish, rats, rabbits, etc. The reason why cats like to eat fish and mice is because cats are nocturnal animals, and in order to see things clearly at night, they need a lot of taurine, and mice and fish contain taurine in their bodies, so cats eat not only because they like to eat fish and mice, but also because of their own needs.

As the natural enemy of rats, cats can effectively reduce the damage of rodents to crops such as seedlings, and the glyph "Miao" of cats can be seen as a spot in ancient Chinese agricultural life.

The cat can walk casually on a high wall, jumping lightly, and can't help but be impressed by its sense of balance. This is mainly due to the cat's outstanding reflexes and sense of balance.

It only needs to change the position and height of its tail slightly to achieve balance, and it can use the strong muscles and strong joints of its hind feet to jump agilely, and even if it falls in the air, it can change its body position in the air and land lightly and accurately. Good at climbing, but not good at falling from the apex.

Even when falling or jumping from a height, the cat balances its tail so that the padded limbs fall to the ground. Be careful not to break the cat's tail, which will affect its balance, and will also make the cat diarrhea and shorten the cat's lifespan.

Cats spend 14 to 15 hours of the day sleeping, and some cats sleep for more than 20 hours, so cats are called "lazy cats". However, if you look closely at the way the cat sleeps, you will find that the slightest sound will cause the cat's ears to move, and if someone approaches, the cat will wake up suddenly. Originally, the cat is a hunting animal, in order to be able to keenly feel all the movements of the outside world, it does not sleep very dead, so it should not be called "lazy", because the cat only 4 or 5 hours is really sleeping, most of the time should be regarded as "fake sleep" or called closing the eyes to recuperate.