However, their skins contain irritating oils and other compounds that can lead to clinical signs such as: Vomiting Diarrhea Irritated skin What To Do if Your Cat Eats Toxic Foods Call your veterinarian, a veterinary emergency hospital, or a veterinary toxicologist immediately if you think your cat has eaten something toxic
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carrots, chrysanthemums, cowpeas, currants, delphiniums, daisies, grapevine, French marigold, mustards, New Zealand spinach, orchids, pear, petunia, spinach, sunflowers, turnips, verbena, and zinnia are just a few of the 350+ plants that are at risk for TMV
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