Ragdoll cats cannot eat pothos flowers. The juice of pothos flowers contains calcium oxalate needle crystals, which can irritate the cat's mouth and cause poisoning such as vomiting, convulsions, difficulty swallowing, and difficulty breathing. If the juice gets on the skin, allergies may easily occur.

What to do if a Ragdoll cat eats pothos flowers:

1. If the cat accidentally eats a small amount, there may not be any obvious poisoning reaction. It is recommended to give Feed the cat more water to dilute the toxins from the pothos. At the same time, pay more attention to the cat's condition. If any discomfort occurs, send it to the hospital for treatment immediately.

2. If the cat eats a large amount of food, it should be sent to the hospital immediately for induction of vomiting, gastric lavage, and enema to allow the cat to expel the pothos flowers from the body, and follow-up treatment according to the doctor's instructions.

3. If you have cats at home, it is best not to keep plants such as pothos flowers. Cats eat lilies, tulips, and rhododendrons. Hydrangeas, rhododendrons and other plants are also prone to poisoning, so try to avoid raising these plants.