All parts of the Sago Palm are poisonous, but the seeds (nuts) are the most toxic to pets. Within fifteen minutes of eating any part of a sago palm, a cat may display the following gastrointestinal signs: vomiting, diarrhea, drooling and refusal to eat. Within two to three days of ingestion of even a tiny amount of any part of a sago palm, a cat may be in acute, severe liver failure. cathealth.com
Sago Palms
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Pinterest
RELATED POSTS
Recognizing Signs of Pain and Discomfort in Senior Cats
As our feline companions age, it is important for us to be vigilant in recognizing signs of pain and discomfort in them. Senior cats face ...
Read More →
Sweet Dreams for Senior Sweeties
Choosing the Perfect Pet Bed A supportive and comfortable bed is crucial for managing your arthritic dog’s pain and promoting restful sleep. This blog delves ...
Read More →
Conquering Canine Climbs
Rampsare best as they are the only solution that is impact free. It makes a real difference for short-legged dogs whose backs are prone to ...
Read More →