There are many reasons for cat poisoning. The time when a cat dies from poisoning is related to the type and dose of the poison. If the dose is smaller, the cat may not die, and the cat itself can excrete the toxins through metabolism. If the drug is not very toxic or the infection is chronic, it can generally survive for about 20-30 days. The specifics will depend on the cat’s absorption capacity and the cat’s own metabolism. If the dose is larger, death may occur within half an hour or an hour.

First aid measures for cats poisoned:

1. When a cat is found to be poisoned, you first need to seek help from a veterinarian and explain the cause of the cat poisoning and the symptoms at this time. , give the cat first aid under the guidance of a veterinarian.

2. The owner can use hydrogen peroxide to induce vomiting in the cat before going to the hospital.

3. You can also fill the cat with water directly, so that a large amount of water can play its maximum role and dilute the toxins in the cat's body.

4. If the cat is unwilling to drink water, you can use a syringe to fill the cat’s mouth with water.

5. Prevent the continued absorption of poisons. For example, for gastrointestinal poisons, cats can be given oral activated charcoal.