Your cat can become very ill if she runs
into a dangerous spider. She may not be able to resist the creeping movement of
a spider.Thus your cat will pounce and possibly try to eat the spider. The
spider could bite your cat too. This is especially dangerous if your cat
tussles with a venomous spider. Your cat could experience symptoms of a
venomous spider bite such as paralysis, muscle tremors, pain, and trouble
breathing. If you see your cat experiences these symptoms, seek medical
attention immediately. Your cat may vomit, or suffer from diarrhea and
excessive salivation if she eats a non-venomous spider. It is difficult to
identify spiders so seek medical attention if there are any symptoms. Clear
away any spiders and their webs in your home. Seal up openings to avoid contact with spiders.
Don’t allow your cat play with any spiders. Contact your Roanoke, VA vet to
learn more.
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