Do not spray toilet water on cats. Toilet water is a mosquito repellent product that contains pyrethroids and DEET. The pyrethroid compounds are very effective in repelling mosquitoes, but they contain a certain degree of toxicity. The human liver can decompose them and excrete them out of the body, but cats do not have this ability. This ability. It is recommended that cat owners avoid using it around cats and isolate cats when using it.

Precautions for using toilet water in cat-raising households:

1. Although cats can smell toilet water, it does not mean that toilet water does not have ingredients that are irritating to cats. . There is no problem for cats to inhale a small amount of toilet water, but long-term accumulation will still cause certain harm to the body. Therefore, it is recommended that when cats use toilet water at home, they should not let cats inhale too much toilet water.

2. If a cat-raising family wants to use a large amount of toilet water to repel mosquitoes, it is recommended to isolate the cat first, ventilate it after the mosquito repellent work is completed, and then let the cat in.

3. 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.

4. If a cat accidentally eats toilet water and has a serious adverse reaction, take the cat to the hospital for examination and treatment in time, and do not take it lightly.