Electrical Cords and Outlets

• Risks: electric shock, fire, mouth injuries

• Use cable protectors

• Cover unused outlets

• Apply bitter sprays as deterrents

Cleaning Supplies and Chemical Products

• Products like bleach, detergents, and drain cleaners are toxic

• Store them in locked cabinets

• Prevent your cat from walking on freshly cleaned surfaces

• Prefer natural cleaning products

Poisonous Houseplants

• Plants such as lilies, aloe vera, and dieffenbachia are toxic to cats

• Symptoms may include vomiting, drooling, and loss of appetite

• Remove these plants from your home and provide cat grass instead

Small and Swallowable Objects

• Buttons, strings, hair ties, rubber bands, and beads are dangerous

• Risk of choking and intestinal blockage

• Keep small objects out of your cat’s reach

1. Open Windows and Balconies

• Use protective nets to prevent falls

• Install window guards

• Allow balcony access only under supervision

Enclosed Spaces and Risk of Getting Trapped

Cats may try to enter washing machines, closets, ovens, and similar places

• Always check before using appliances

• Keep doors and lids securely closed

Conclusion
Identifying potential hazards at home and taking the necessary precautions ensures your cat lives a healthy and safe life.

Remember: Your cat’s safety begins with your attention!