Cat Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Exhaust fumes contain carbon monoxide. If your cat is put in the trunk of the car with the motor running or in a car with a poor exhaust system, carbon monoxide poisoning can occur.

Carbon monoxide blocks the transportation of life giving oxygen to the body cells. If oxygen cannot get to the cells, death will occur. The signs of carbon monoxide poisoning are weakness, cherry red gums, twitching muscles, and an elevated temperature.

Cat Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Home Remedies

Get your cat into fresh air. If breathing has stopped, give artificial respiration. See veterinary assistance at once.