What are the symptoms of cat poisoning before death?

Because the lethality of different poisons is not the same, the symptoms of poisoning caused by different types of poisons are not very similar.

Some poisons can cause cats to have a large area of blood under the skin, as well as blood in the stool, and some poisons will cause cats to vomit violently, convulsions, limbs are scratched and screaming, mostly acute death after violent convulsions, and some poisons can cause chronic death, clinical manifestations of stiff limbs, drooling, etc.

Symptoms before cat poisoning When the cat is poisoned, the main manifestation on the whole is that the spirit is not very good, and it will not eat or drink, and there will also be vomiting and diarrhea. If you don't breathe very well, your body temperature will change greatly, and your nose and eyes will turn blue-purple, and your face may be swollen.

Of course, if the situation is more serious, it will cause damage to the liver, and it may even make it life-threatening and eventually die.

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The cat was poisoned and showed weakness, vomiting, diarrhea, convulsions, and fainting before death.

After the cat ingests toxic substances, its main symptoms are severe vomiting, frequent diarrhea, ataxia, crooked corners of the mouth, trembling walking, etc., through laboratory examinations, you can also see obvious dehydration, red blood cell loss, inflammation, abnormal rise in liver and kidney indicators. For poisoned cats, be sure to send them to the hospital in time**.

If the pet is poisoned and unconscious, you should immediately find a veterinarian and bring the poison that the pet has ingested.

In order to avoid cat poisoning, it is recommended to put away the relevant toxic substances. If it is detected in time that the cat has accidentally ingested a toxic substance, it is recommended to induce vomiting immediately.

How to deal with cat poisoning:

When the cat is poisoned, you can urgently fill the cat with soapy water to induce vomiting, or use warm water enema, which can well promote the cat to excrete the poison in the stomach and reduce the absorption of toxins.

However, if the cat has been poisoned for more than two hours, the cat should be taken to the local pet hospital for examination immediately before the antidote can be injected to avoid the symptoms of poisoning becoming more and more serious.

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, 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.