Cat Poisons

 If you think your cat has ingested one of the items on the list contact your vet immediately.

Many of our regular plants and cleaning items may actually be harmless to humans but are cat poisons.  Therefore, when bringing in a new Savannah kitten take the time to review this list and secure any harmful items in an area your kitten cannot get to.

If your kitten does get into something watch for clues from the list below and contact your veterinarian for help.  Also, provided below is a list of plants and other toxic feline poisons that will help to identify dangerous issues.

Watch for one or more of the following signs of cat poisons:

• Breathing issues
• Confusion
• Coughing
• Crying out
• Diarrhea
• Dilated pupils
• Salivation
• Seizures
• Shaking
• Vomiting
• Weakness

Be aware that the above symptoms may be from an allergic reaction.  Especially important, find the source or the problem and determine if it is allergies or cat poisons.

If you feel the need to contact Poison Control the number is (800) 222-1222