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Cat Hydrogen Peroxide Induce Vomiting
On the use of hydrogen peroxide to induce vomiting in cats
If a cat accidentally eats foreign bodies or poisons, the feeder often worries about its health and thinks of ways to save it. There is talk about using hydrogen peroxide to induce vomiting in cats, and this matter should be considered in detail.
Hydrogen peroxide, chemical name hydrogen peroxide, has strong oxidizing properties. In the field of human medicine, low concentrations are occasionally used to clean wounds. However, when applied to cats, the risk is very great. The physiological structure of cats is very different from that of humans, and their digestive system is particularly sensitive.
Although a small amount of low-concentration hydrogen peroxide may stimulate the cat's stomach and cause vomiting, it is slightly careless, and excessive use is very harmful. Hydrogen peroxide is decomposed in the cat's stomach to produce oxygen. If a large amount of hydrogen peroxide accumulates in a short period of time, it can cause serious consequences such as gastric distension and gastric perforation, endangering the life of the cat.
And individual cats vary greatly, and the tolerance to hydrogen peroxide varies. The same amount of hydrogen peroxide may cause only mild discomfort in a cat, but may cause severe adverse reactions in other cats.
Therefore, unless the veterinarian instructs and closely supervises, do not use hydrogen peroxide as a cat to induce vomiting without authorization. Once a cat is detected to have eaten suspicious things by mistake, it should contact the veterinarian immediately and follow professional advice. The veterinarian can give safe and effective rescue strategies according to the specific situation of the cat, such as what to eat by mistake, the weight of the cat, and the health condition.
If a cat accidentally eats foreign bodies or poisons, the feeder often worries about its health and thinks of ways to save it. There is talk about using hydrogen peroxide to induce vomiting in cats, and this matter should be considered in detail.
Hydrogen peroxide, chemical name hydrogen peroxide, has strong oxidizing properties. In the field of human medicine, low concentrations are occasionally used to clean wounds. However, when applied to cats, the risk is very great. The physiological structure of cats is very different from that of humans, and their digestive system is particularly sensitive.
Although a small amount of low-concentration hydrogen peroxide may stimulate the cat's stomach and cause vomiting, it is slightly careless, and excessive use is very harmful. Hydrogen peroxide is decomposed in the cat's stomach to produce oxygen. If a large amount of hydrogen peroxide accumulates in a short period of time, it can cause serious consequences such as gastric distension and gastric perforation, endangering the life of the cat.
And individual cats vary greatly, and the tolerance to hydrogen peroxide varies. The same amount of hydrogen peroxide may cause only mild discomfort in a cat, but may cause severe adverse reactions in other cats.
Therefore, unless the veterinarian instructs and closely supervises, do not use hydrogen peroxide as a cat to induce vomiting without authorization. Once a cat is detected to have eaten suspicious things by mistake, it should contact the veterinarian immediately and follow professional advice. The veterinarian can give safe and effective rescue strategies according to the specific situation of the cat, such as what to eat by mistake, the weight of the cat, and the health condition.
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