Mosquito repellent toilet water is harmful to cats. Most mosquito repellent toilet water contains pyrethroid ingredients. Toilet water containing pyrethroids may cause poisoning to cats, and cats have a very sensitive sense of smell, so they are very harmful to cats. Because cats lack glucuronosyltransferase in their livers and cannot metabolize it, pyrethroids above a certain concentration are toxic to cats. It is recommended that owners who need to use toilet water choose toilet water with a low concentration of pyrethroids and a light smell.

Methods to avoid poisoning caused by cats licking toilet water:

1. It is recommended that owners who need to use toilet water choose toilet water with low pyrethroid concentration and light smell. Use toilet water with a pyrethrin concentration of less than 0.1%, and do not let cats come into direct contact. It will not cause harm to cats.

2. Do not place toilet water where cats can access it to prevent cats from inhaling a large amount of toilet water after knocking it down, causing adverse effects

3. If a cat-raising household needs to use toilet water in large quantities, When repelling mosquitoes, it is recommended to isolate the cat first, wait until the mosquito repellent work is completed, ventilate the room, and then let the cat in.