Abstract

ABSTRACT:This article examines three of the most common toxins for cats in a home environment. Permethrin-based spot-on products are widely available and often used accidentally on cats, resulting in twitching or seizures. Lilies often result in vomiting and severe renal failure when only a very small amount is ingested, if not identified and treated promptly. Ethylene glycol, most commonly found in antifreeze products, often carries a grave prognosis of acute renal failure. Basic treatment, expected clinical signs and prognosis are outlined for each poison, along with general poisoning first aid advice.

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