The cat licked the pesticide and foamed at the mouth
A cat that licks an insecticide and foams at the mouth is poisoned. Generally, insecticides contain ingredients that can poison cats, so if a cat licks an insecticide, it will be poisoned. It is best to send the cat to a pet hospital for treatment in time to avoid life-threatening injuries.
Tips:
If there are cats at home, it is best not to use insecticides, mosquito coils, electric mosquito coils, toilet water, cockroach poison, rat poison, etc. to avoid poisoning by accidental ingestion of cats.
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