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Cat flea spray overdose?

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Catlover12 | 19:38 Tue 26th Oct 2010 | Pets
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My two year old cat is foaming at the mouth after I have treated her with flea spray, I may have used too much. I immediately bathed her but she is still foaming, she has eaten food and not been sick and has had a small amount of water. What should I do? Should she be distressed further by driving her to the vet?
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Avatar Image ferferksake
My cat was allergic to her flea collar and nearly died. It's rare, but don't hesitate, call the vet now.
20:07 Tue 26th Oct 2010
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I cant believe you asked on here before phoning a vet!!!
20:10 Tue 26th Oct 2010
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She has probably ingested some of the flea spray, some are alcohol based. I am hoping you have now been to the vet and she is ok?
05:35 Thu 28th Oct 2010

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