I'm sure this has been asked before, but I'm on a crappy internet connection and the search feature won't load.
I just found one of my two cats playing with a bag of rat poison. We've just moved into a new apartment and had no idea it was there. The bag she had was totally intact, but was next to another, empty bag. Both had been left behind the fridge as bait.
I have no idea if she ate it, or if mice ate it. It would be too early to tell.
Is there any way I can treat my cats with vitamin K myself, or do I need to get them into an ER vet asap?
Thanks.
I just found one of my two cats playing with a bag of rat poison. We've just moved into a new apartment and had no idea it was there. The bag she had was totally intact, but was next to another, empty bag. Both had been left behind the fridge as bait.
I have no idea if she ate it, or if mice ate it. It would be too early to tell.
Is there any way I can treat my cats with vitamin K myself, or do I need to get them into an ER vet asap?
Thanks.