[header] How to protect your cat from household hazards [title] Remove poisonous plants from your home. [step] There are many household hazards that can injure your cat or make her very sick. Poisonous plants are a common hazard for cats.
[header] How to protect your cat from household hazards [title] Remove poisonous plants from your home. [step] There are many household hazards that can injure your cat or make her very sick. Poisonous plants are a common hazard for cats.
Examples of poisonous plants are aloe, lilies, and eucalyptus. Cats who eat poisonous plants can suffer from a range of illnesses, such as heart problems (lily of the valley) and kidney failure (rhubarb leaves). If there are any one species in your home, it is important to remove the plants from the home and wear gloves when handling them. [substeps] Aphids can cause severe and even deadly poisoning when exposed to harmful chemicals, such as kerosene or citrus oils. If you have a poisonous plant, be sure to safely remove it from your home. [substeps] Poisonous plants include poison ivy, poison oak, poison cyaters, and poison lime. If your cat has any sick plants, remove them from her house completely. [substeps] Insect hazards like wasps, roaches, cockroaches, and flies can make an adult cat very sick.