If ingestion of ethylene glycol is suspected in a pet, induce vomiting and seek veterinary attention immediately. The veterinarian may continue the induction of vomiting, perform gastric lavage, and administer activated charcoal. Supportive treatment will be given and may include correcting hydration and the acid-base balance by administering IV fluids and sodium bicarbonate. Oxygen is given as needed. Peritoneal dialysis helps remove the ethylene glycol from the body, if used early. Ethanol is the treatment of choice for cats and is administered for up to 64 hours. With Fomepizole or Ethanol treatment, starting treatment early before permanent kidney damage occurs, usually within 8 hours of ingestion, is essential. Supportive care may need to be given for weeks. Some veterinarians may refer the pet to a specialized veterinary center for treatment.
Antifreeze has an appealing sweet smell to cats. However, it can be deadly, as Antifreeze is not meant to be ingested. So, obviously, do NOT let your cat or anyone elses drink it.
YES of course. Why would a person drink antifreeze? If a dog or cat accidently drink enough antifreeze, they would suffer from kidney failure and die.
If you drink antifreeze you will die
None, antifreeze crystalizes the urine and slices the kidney tissues :)
Heck no.
Because it will kill them.
No, they definitely cannot. Antifreeze is a very toxic substance to all animals. You should take extensive precautions to ensure that your cat cannot get to any antifreeze, and you most definitely should not intentionally give it to a cat.
Yes, if they drink it it will blind/kill them.
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Stop your cat from licking radiators IMMEDIATELY!!! Antifreeze used in radiators is not just poisonous, but deadly to cats even in small amounts. Unfortunately antifreeze also taste great to them. Please stop your cat immediately and consult a vet.
Not unless they want to die. It will kill a person.
Urine is toxic, and your cat is too smart to drink poison.