Try using vitamin C water in a syringe. My cat had allergies and they are mostly gone now. I just put about a 1/4 tsp. of powdered vitaminc C in cup of water then I draw it in a small syringe and give it to her drop by drop. I don't know if this will work for detoxing poison but it's worth a try. It won't hurt your cat.

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Hi Jreed!

I would do this with my cat.

Sprinkle just a hint of Bentonite in the water and food. I'd make sure the food was watered down a bit to a mush consistancy so that she would not get dehydrated.

I'd give her acidophilus - 1/4 tsp as a treat a few hours before feeding her.

keep an eye to make sure she is eliminating properly.

An enema may be considered - possibly a week or two later.

If you're going to give vitamin C, make sure it's sodium ascorbate. It won't irritate the stomach.

{{{hugz}}} to your cat,

Adahlia

You need to find out what kind of rat poison it is and then call your vet. Some types of poison have an antidote, others do not. The thing with poison is that it may not show any effects right away. That is why it is necessary to find out what kind of poison the rats were baited with.

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