You should phone your vet (as an emergency) immediately! They will instruct you and will ask you to bring the pet in immediately! Pets can be like babies and you always have to be sure you put things away and keep any poisons out of reach as you would for small children. That includes electric cords!
This will depend mostly on the concentration of the bleach. If it was already diluted per label instructions, it can cause some irritation to the mucus membranes and the skin but otherwise shouldn't be too much of a problem. If the bleach was at full strength, it could cause severe chemical burns on the skin, the tongue, the mouth and the esophagus and stomach.
To prevent problems, as soon as you realize your cat was sprayed with bleach, you should immediately and thoroughly rinse your cat under lukewarm tap water for 15 minutes, being sure to get all the hair on the underside of the belly and the tail rinse off as well. Fair warning - your cat is probably not going to be happy about this.
The most simple answer is: The cat will most likely become poisoned from licking the bleach off its fur. If a lot of bleach is spilled on the cat, it will cause painful chemical burns on the skin, and will cause untold damage if any got in the cat's eyes, ears or nose. If bleach has been spilled on a cat, you must take it to a vet immediately.
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Bleach is still ongoing.
household bleach will not dye your hair, if you put too much of it on your head you will probably get chemical burns to your scalp and charged with assault.
Some people could get a rash but nothing ever happens to me !
It's excellent that your cat has never sprayed before. But, in their old age there is a possibility they could forget (just like humans) and accidentally have a mishap somewhere. Tip: Usually your cat doesn't spray if you have them fixed.
yes a cat can get sick because of eating an insect.so you should better take the cat to a hospital. good luck.
The particles in perfume get mixed in air & we can smell it .
It will no longer be mint. Bleach removes color.