1, hair band
Cats not only play with hair bands wildly, but also like to bite people. If you are not careful, it may be swallowed into your stomach, causing intestinal obstruction in cats and even life-threatening.
2, needle and thread, fishing line
In the same way, all kinds of ropes at home may be entangled in the cat's tongue and then swallowed into the stomach and intestines to cause intestinal obstruction. The needle will scratch the cat's stomach directly.
3, pull the curtain
Curtains with drawstrings are a safety hazard that cat families tend to overlook! When a cat runs parkour, its head is easily entangled in a rope and suffocates.
4. Mothballs
Moth pills are very toxic to cats, but cats just like to drill into the closet. If cats eat mothballs by mistake, it may cause acute camphor oil poisoning.
5, toilet spirit, 84 disinfectant
If a cat drinks too much toilet water or licks a high concentration of 84 disinfectant, it may cause poisoning and even life-threatening.
6, electric mosquito coils, mosquito repellent liquid
Most electric mosquito coils contain pyrethrins, which are difficult to be metabolized by the cat's liver and will remain in the cat. It will accumulate over time and may cause internal injuries to cats.
7. Some flowers are green.
Common plants such as lily, narcissus, rhododendron, oleander, ivy, green radish, etc. are all toxic to cats. Once eaten by mistake, cats may have symptoms such as vomiting, anorexia and listlessness. If not treated in time, it will lead to renal failure and even death of cats.
8.plastic bags
When the cat sticks its head into the plastic bag to play, the handle of the plastic bag may entangle the cat's head, causing it to be unable to get away and may suffocate.
9. Deep pot
The smell of food residue in canned food will attract cats to stick their heads in, and some cats will find it difficult to pull them out once they put their heads in. If no one finds it for a long time, the cat may suffocate.
10, human drugs
Many medicines of human beings can't be eaten by cats! Like the most common aspirin, ibuprofen and so on. Cats may cause renal failure and liver poisoning after taking it, and severe cases can die within a few hours.