Toxic Plants for Cats Checklist
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My Cat Ate a Toxic Plant! Now What?
Here is the step by step list of actions to take if you suspect your cat has come into contact with one of these deadly plants.
1. Identify the Plant:
Try to identify the plant your cat has come into contact with. If possible, take a sample or a photo of the plant for reference.
2. Remove Your Cat from the Area:
If the plant is still within reach, move your cat away from it to prevent further exposure.
3. Check for Signs of Poisoning:
Look for any signs or symptoms of poisoning in your cat, such as vomiting, diarrhea, drooling, difficulty breathing, lethargy,  or seizures.
4. Contact Your Vet Immediately:
Call your veterinarian or the nearest emergency vet clinic as soon as possible. Provide them with details about the plant your cat was exposed to and any symptoms they are experiencing.
5. Follow Your Vet's Advice:
Follow your vet's instructions very carefully. They may advise you to induce vomiting at home or bring your cat in for immediate attention. Don't attempt home remedies without consulting your vet first. 
6. Monitor Your Cat's Condition:
Keep a close eye on your cat's condition while waiting for veterinary care. Note any changes in behavior or symtoms and report them to your vet. 
7. Prevent Future Exposure:
Take steps to prevent future exposure to toxic plants by removing them from your home. Consider pet-safe alternatives that are safe for your cat to enjoy. 
8. Educate Yourself:
Take the time to educate yourself about common toxic plants and other household hazards for cats. Knowledge is key to keeping your furry friend safe and healthy!
Not sure which plants are toxic to cats? Take our quick quiz!
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