Under normal circumstances, cats will not be poisoned by smelling toilet water. The main scientific effect is that repelling mosquitoes will not cause poisoning to cats. If the cat only inhales a small amount of toilet water, it may sneeze due to the sensitive nasal mucosa. Entering water is not toxic to cats, but it may cause allergic symptoms. Owners need to closely observe the cat's condition. If the allergy is serious, seek medical attention in time.

Notes on spraying toilet water in pet-raising households:

1. It is best not to spray a lot of toilet water around pets, because toilet water may contain chemicals that are allergic to pets. Harsh ingredients.

2. Place toilet water out of the reach of cats. If the cat accidentally knocks over the toilet water, it may cause adverse consequences.

3. If it is found that the cat is allergic to the ingredients in the toilet water, it is best to stop using the toilet water, ventilate the environment, and take the cat for treatment.

4. Common pothos, narcissus and other plants are highly toxic to cats. It is not recommended to grow these plants at home.