Animals generally have an innate ability to know what's not good for them. Humans on the other hand...
Slug pellets
Rodent bait
Weed killer
Insecticide
Plants
Ethylene Glycol
Just some of the very long list of things that regularly poison cats. I wouldn't assume they know what is good for them, doubt they read the hazard warnings on the labels.
I mostly do not use chemicals, but we do have an old drive that we use weedkiller on perhaps once or twice a year. Cats are immediately drawn to the smell of it, always let neighbours know if I was planning to use it.
Ethylene Glycol is famous for the fact cats think it is delicious, usually fatal.
Animals generally have an innate ability to know what's not good for them. Humans on the other hand...
Slug pellets
Rodent bait
Weed killer
Insecticide
Plants
Ethylene Glycol
Just some of the very long list of things that regularly poison cats. I wouldn't assume they know what is good for them, doubt they read the hazard warnings on the labels.
I mostly do not use chemicals, but we do have an old drive that we use weedkiller on perhaps once or twice a year. Cats are immediately drawn to the smell of it, always let neighbours know if I was planning to use it.
Ethylene Glycol is famous for the fact cats think it is delicious, usually fatal.
Confused when and where you’d use antifreeze in the garden. 🤔
Animals generally have an innate ability to know what's not good for them. Humans on the other hand...
Slug pellets
Rodent bait
Weed killer
Insecticide
Plants
Ethylene Glycol
Just some of the very long list of things that regularly poison cats. I wouldn't assume they know what is good for them, doubt they read the hazard warnings on the labels.
I mostly do not use chemicals, but we do have an old drive that we use weedkiller on perhaps once or twice a year. Cats are immediately drawn to the smell of it, always let neighbours know if I was planning to use it.
Ethylene Glycol is famous for the fact cats think it is delicious, usually fatal.
Confused when and where you’d use antifreeze in the garden. 🤔
Don't a lot of people have a car on a drive? Do cooling systems often have minor leaks? Could someone spill a little when topping up their coolant reserve bottle?
Believe it or not, there are people who put it in water features, such as rills and fountains, to stop them freezing.
It's well known cats often get access to it.
It's the difference of seeing it from the other side, of having worked in a veterinary hospital, cat poisoning is common, happens everyday and ethylene glycol is a very common culprit.
I have just spoken to my neighbour who’s a vet. She said in over 20 years’ practice in small animal work the only incidences she has seen of cats being poisoned by plants was due to lily pollen. Dogs, on the other hand who eat first and then ask questions, ....
All animals are susceptible to ethylene glycol (EG) toxicity, but it is most common in dogs and cats. Most intoxications are associated with ingestion of antifreeze, ...
Sadly, antifreeze is hugely toxic to cats, and every year cats across Britain are seriously ill or die from ... What are the signs of antifreeze poisoning in cats?
Signs of antifreeze poisoning in cats include vomiting, a sleepy or depressed demeanour, a drunk-like and uncoordinated state, as well as seizures and difficulty ...
2 Feb 2017 - Symptoms of antifreeze poisoning in cats. Signs of antifreeze poisoning in cats appear between 30 minutes and eight hours after ingestion.
Antifreeze poisoning in cats
What are the symptoms of cat antifreeze poisoning?
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Rodent bait
Weed killer
Insecticide
Plants
Ethylene Glycol
Just some of the very long list of things that regularly poison cats. I wouldn't assume they know what is good for them, doubt they read the hazard warnings on the labels.
I mostly do not use chemicals, but we do have an old drive that we use weedkiller on perhaps once or twice a year. Cats are immediately drawn to the smell of it, always let neighbours know if I was planning to use it.
Ethylene Glycol is famous for the fact cats think it is delicious, usually fatal.
Believe it or not, there are people who put it in water features, such as rills and fountains, to stop them freezing.
It's well known cats often get access to it.
It's the difference of seeing it from the other side, of having worked in a veterinary hospital, cat poisoning is common, happens everyday and ethylene glycol is a very common culprit.
It is often used in hooky alcohol.
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