If you own a
cat then you’re probably familiar with a cat’s love for hunting and playing or
pouncing on just about anything that squirms, flaps or slithers its way across
the cat’s path. Oftentimes, anything they catch they’ll keep it long enough to
play with it. This can be dangerous for your cat especially if he gets hold of
a snake. If you think your cat may have been bitten by a snake, please call
your vet right away. Snakes
tend to leave their marks on the head, neck and legs of a cat. Note that most venomous
snakes have elliptical pupils and non-venomous snakes have round pupils. Even
if not poisonous, a snake bite can be painful and cause infection. Signs of
poisoning could include dilated pupils, muscle weakness, drooling, vomiting,
etc. Call or take your cat to your local veterinarian Washington DC immediately.
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