Don't buy any with Bromethrin in it, that's the toxin that attacks the brain and is impossible to cure. The first symptoms are twitching and seizures, then they just start purring and fading until they slip away. The vet said they have no idea what's going on so they'll all react different. My pregnant cat screamed whenever we touched her and she always loved attention, but my Grey one (who never ever liked to be petted) stopped walking and just stood in the lawn, meowing and purring nonstop, and wanted to be held. The other two I didn't get to observe their symptoms, I just found them dead.Your doing it. Your educating all of us. I am throwing my poison away. Thank you.
she was pregnant ? Thank you for posting this. I am terrified something like this will happen. I have no idea what kind what I have.
this is the biggest HORROR STORY i have ever heard....these emojis cannot even express my horror and saddness for you, but it is a mix between these:
Yes, she is the one I rushed to the vet because I had hoped maybe we could get an antidote in her fast enough to save her litter, but that's when I learned it's not possible.
She didn't even have to do the test, I brought the ingredients of the poison and when she looked it over and spotted bromethrin, she said that's the exactly what's causing the seizures and constant twitching. She did a few physical tests like the flashlight in the eyes, touching the cat in various places on the body, the cat's eyes were solid black pupils and didn't change with the light, and when she was touched she would jump away like it was painful. Since more have died and are showing symptoms, the vet confirmed they got the poison. She said to make them comfortable, if the dose was low they could potentially pull through but it's 98% unlikely.
