Generally speaking, 75-degree alcohol cleaning is not harmful to cats. Alcohol can be used for disinfection and cleaning. If you keep cats at home, you should pay attention to how you use alcohol. Do not spray alcohol on the cat, especially the cat’s head, because alcohol is relatively irritating. If the cat inhales the respiratory tract, It may cause uncomfortable symptoms such as sneezing and dry cough. It is recommended that pet owners isolate their cats when using alcohol, open the windows, and allow ventilation to facilitate the evaporation of the alcohol, and then allow the cats to move around after the alcohol evaporates.

Precautions for spraying alcohol on cats:

1. Check the composition of the alcohol before spraying it, and do not use alcohol that is too irritating.

2. If the cat has a local wound, just spray an appropriate amount on the wound, but don’t spray too much.

3. It is best not to let cats lick alcohol, because alcohol has a certain poisonous effect on cats. If a large amount of alcohol is licked, symptoms of poisoning may easily occur.

4. Note that alcohol does not have the effect of killing external parasites, so do not abuse alcohol at will and read the instructions carefully.

5. Not all cats can spray alcohol on their bodies. Do not spray alcohol on kittens or pregnant cats.