Most of us are familiar with the expression “curiosity killed the cat” which precisely captures the fact that a cat’s curiosity can often lead them into all sorts of trouble. Cats will stick their noses and claw their paws into anything that will catch their attention. This inevitably places them in harm’s way and difficult situations. Unlike dogs, cats have heightened sensitivity to some of these substances. Several substances are considered toxic to cats such as medications, xylitol found in candies, lawn or garden products, and coolants are all harmful to cats. It’s also important to have your household renovated to be cat-proofed. Survey your household’s surroundings by imitating your pet cats and getting down on the ground on all fours to see from your pet’s point of view. Carefully store and keep harmful chemicals or products inside containers or cabinets that are out of reach to your curious cats. Rush your pet to a vets Virginia Beach, VA when it presents with signs and symptoms of poisoning from a suspected chemical exposure.
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