It is not harmful to spray a small amount of alcohol on a cat. Alcohol is volatile and the alcohol on the body will evaporate quickly. However, there is more alcohol on the cat. Alcohol is highly irritating and will affect the cat's skin. If a cat accidentally licks alcohol, it will cause physical discomfort and poisoning.

If only a small amount of alcohol is sprayed on the cat, use a towel to wipe off the remaining alcohol on the cat's fur in time. If more alcohol is sprayed on the cat, use a towel to wipe off the remaining alcohol on the cat's fur. Or wet the towel and wipe the cat's fur. After wiping, the cat should be placed in a ventilated place to let the alcohol evaporate naturally. If you wipe with a wet towel, blow it dry in time.

If you want to disinfect your home, it is best to isolate the cat during disinfection. After disinfection, let the cat ventilate and dry to remove the smell before letting the cat enter the corresponding space. It is recommended to use a pet-specific disinfectant.