What to do if your cat has eaten something poisonous


By AGENCY

Consuming rat poison is most common among cats that are allowed to roam freely, according to the German Animal Welfare Association. Photo: dpa

Cats are quite careful about what they eat. And compared to other pets, they’re less likely to eat something poisonous.

It could happen though, if the animal eats a poisoned mouse, for example. Consuming rat poison is most common among cats that are allowed to roam freely, according to the German Animal Welfare Association.

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