Pyrethrin mosquito-repellent coils
Looking at the ingredient list of mosquito-repellent coil products, most of them are written with chlorofluthrin, tetrafluoromethrin, propargyl Pyrethrin and other ingredients.
This recurring “pyrethroid” is actually a pyrethroid, an effective insect repellant.
Although it is toxic, in small doses, both humans and dogs can be rapidly metabolized and excreted through the liver.
But kittens are not so lucky. For cats, pyrethroids = highly toxic.
DEET repellent
Another summer killer – DEET, commonly known as “DEET”. It is the main ingredient of mosquito repellent and mosquito repellent spray.
Although the repellent is very effective, it can also cause serious harm to cats and dogs.
According to the ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals), DEET can cause neurological problems in dogs and cats.
Symptoms of poisoning:
1. Vomiting, diarrhea, Non-stop drooling
2. Difficulty breathing, hypothermia or hyperthermia
3. Uncoordinated, difficulty standing or walking
4. Convulsive tremors , epilepsy symptoms appear
Mao children naturally like to lick and lick, if they accidentally ingest DEET without knowing it, they will have symptoms of poisoning.
If the hairy child has the above symptoms, be sure to seek medical attention immediately to avoid more serious consequences.
3 tips for safe mosquito repellent
A. Physical mosquito repellent
Installation of screen windows and mosquito nets is the first choice. You can also consider using electric mosquito swatters, mosquito repellent lamps, etc., but be careful to avoid electric shocks for furry children.
B. plant repellent
owners can put in the room few plants. For example, lavender, catnip, rosemary, mint and other plants have mosquito repellent effects.
Be sure to keep it out of reach of furry children…
C. Non-contact mosquito repellent
If it is necessary to use mosquito repellent products, you can isolate the furry child in another room first.
After using the electric mosquito coil for 1 to 2 hours, let it ventilate for a long enough time, and then put the fur baby back, it can also safely repel mosquitoes
Fury children may also be bitten by mosquitoes
Although they are protected by a coat
, there are less hairy parts like the nose, ears, and stomach. It is still easy to be targeted by mosquitoes and parasites, especially after going to the grass!
