Cats cannot eat hypochlorous acid, which is a disinfectant with weak acidic microbicidal activity. Cats consuming hypochlorous acid can cause gastrointestinal damage to cats, and in severe cases can lead to cat poisoning. When hypochlorous acid evaporates, it may also damage the cat's eyes, causing the cat's eyes to become red and tearful.

Families with pets should pay attention to the following when using hypochlorous acid disinfection:

1. It is generally recommended that when using hypochlorous acid disinfectant, the owner should temporarily isolate the cat and use Ventilate the area and wait until the hypochlorous acid evaporates before allowing cats to come into contact with it.

2. This type of disinfectant should be placed out of reach of cats. It is best to use pet-specific disinfectant to disinfect the home to increase safety.

3. When chloric acid is used on cats with cat moss, you can mix hypochlorous acid and water and spray it on the areas with moss two or three times a day, using the principle of hypochlorous acid disinfection. Kill the germs on cat moss and be careful not to let the cat lick it.