Four or five aspirin pills can poison cats. For cats, the safe dose of aspirin is 10~20 mg/kg, and the safe dosing interval is 48~72 hours. If the dose and interval are higher than the recommended dosage and interval, the risk will be Causing salicylate poisoning in cats can be fatal. Aspirin has high protein-binding properties, and cats with hypoalbuminemia may be at higher risk for aspirin toxicity.

Symptoms of aspirin poisoning in cats:

1. Early poisoning symptoms (4-6 hours): vomiting, anorexia (refusal to eat), depression (poor energy), respiratory rate Acceleration, increase in body temperature, weight loss, etc.

2. Symptoms caused by continued medication: dyspnea, acid-base imbalance, gastroenteritis, bloody stools, blood in vomitus, cramps, gastrointestinal bleeding, etc.

3. If treatment is continued to be delayed, the cat will suffer from loss of appetite (susceptible to jaundice), muscle weakness (muscle weakness), ataxia (locomotion), coma and even death.