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Why do Katzen like antifreeze?

I think this is the main reason why I didn't see my cat anymore for 8 weeks. He's a manx/tabby mix and an outdoor cat.
 Why do Katzen like antifreeze?
 Farouche posted Vor mehr als einem Jahr
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Makeupdiva said:
It's not just Katzen that like that horrible stuff, it's Hunde too. Apparently it has a sweet smell. But Du shouldn't let your pet lick it up oder drink it as it can kill them instantly. It's evil stuff. Anyways, if Du want to know so much about cats, why they do the crazy things that they do. Then go to the Katzen club on Fanpop and ask your cat Fragen there.
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What a good Beschreibung and idea. But I think that Katzen club are not that active at all.
Farouche posted Vor mehr als einem Jahr
Kragfan1910 said:
Oh God! Don't let your cat (or any other pet) drink that stuff! Cars like it because it keeps the water in your radiator from freezing and cracking, but it'll kill most any animal in nothing flat.

A piece of Guter Rat from a rancher who has several outside Hunde and cats, be sure all your car chemicals, be it oil, gasoline, antifreeze, et cetera, are locked up in a shed.

The same shed Du hide your dead bodies in? Yeah, that one will do.
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Well, I do not have any antifreeze oder gas in my house. I think someone poisoned my cat oder either my cat lick someone else's car with antifreeze. I can't keep him indoor because he is an outdoor cat.
Farouche posted Vor mehr als einem Jahr
boytoy_84 said:
Ethylene Glycol Poisoning in Cats


Antifreeze poisoning is usually associated with pets licking antifreeze drips oder spills off the ground. For a cat, as little as a teaspoon can prove fatal. The toxic element in antifreeze, ethylene glycol, can be found in other products as well.


What to Watch For


Within the first few hours there may be vomiting and/or drooling, due to irritation of the stomach. There may also be stumbling and depression, resembling drunkenness (ethylene glycol is a type of alcohol). Within 24 to 48 hours, signs of kidney failure will develop, including loss of appetite, vomiting, dehydration, excessive urination, oder no urination at all.

Prevention


The best prevention is to keep your cat indoors and keep ethylene glycol containing products out of your home. There are ethylene glycol free alternatives for most products. If Du do have ethylene glycol containing products, make sure they are properly stored in closed containers out of the reach of your cat.


Empty containers, dirty rags, etc. should also be disposed of in such a way that your cat cannot get to them. Any spills oder drips that are found should be cleaned up immediately. Repair any leaks in your car.
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Good idea, though. I do not have any antifreeze in my house. But the problem is, I can't keep my cat indoors because he is an outdoor cat.
Farouche posted Vor mehr als einem Jahr
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I'd get some indoor cat Essen and try to keep him away from the doors leading outside. give him some catnip and gras, grass that's store brought which comes in a container. The veterinarian may tell Du what to do to solve that problem.
boytoy_84 posted Vor mehr als einem Jahr
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Good information. But it's too late. My cat is dead now. I miss him.
Farouche posted Vor mehr als einem Jahr
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