Photo of a blonde White woman holding her cat in a tight hug in her kitchen. The ‘Toxic to Cats’ digital resource in blue with bright illustrations of various household items like parsley.
A White male barista with a long red braided beard gasping at a tiny kitten in his arms; Next to the ‘Toxic to Cats’ digital resource in pink with bright illustrations of various household items.
Photo of a White woman in a wheelchair cooking with her cat on the ground; next to the ‘Toxic to Cats’ digital resource in yellow with bright illustrations of various household items like parsley.
Photo of a man cooking at a stovetop with his ginger cat on the bench next to him; next to the ‘Toxic to Cats’ digital resource in pink with bright illustrations of various household items.
An iPad with the ‘Toxic to Cats’ digital resource in yellow with bright illustrations of various household items like parsley, lemongrass, grapes, caffeine, and more.
Photo of a blonde White woman holding her cat in a tight hug in her kitchen. The ‘Toxic to Cats’ digital resource in blue with bright illustrations of various household items like parsley.
A White male barista with a long red braided beard gasping at a tiny kitten in his arms; Next to the ‘Toxic to Cats’ digital resource in pink with bright illustrations of various household items.
Photo of a White woman in a wheelchair cooking with her cat on the ground; next to the ‘Toxic to Cats’ digital resource in yellow with bright illustrations of various household items like parsley.
Photo of a man cooking at a stovetop with his ginger cat on the bench next to him; next to the ‘Toxic to Cats’ digital resource in pink with bright illustrations of various household items.
An iPad with the ‘Toxic to Cats’ digital resource in yellow with bright illustrations of various household items like parsley, lemongrass, grapes, caffeine, and more.

'Toxic To Cats' printout bundle

$8.00

Designed to keep furry friends safe, this fun printout visually catalogues which common foods and household items are toxic or poisonous to cats. Print it out to use as a poster on your fridge or keep it handy in your kitchen - either way can use this as a quick and easy reference for you, your family, and cat sitters.

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Designed to keep furry friends safe, this fun printout visually catalogues which common foods and household items are toxic or poisonous to cats. Print it out to use as a poster on your fridge or keep it handy in your kitchen - either way can use this as a quick and easy reference for you, your family, and cat sitters.

Designed to keep furry friends safe, this fun printout visually catalogues which common foods and household items are toxic or poisonous to cats. Print it out to use as a poster on your fridge or keep it handy in your kitchen - either way can use this as a quick and easy reference for you, your family, and cat sitters.

 

Terms and Conditions:

This one-off download bundle includes the ‘Toxic To Cats’ handout digital pdf in four colourways: blue, lilac, pink and yellow. This will be immediately available and for this reason, there are no refunds due to change of mind or circumstance. If you have any questions about what is included in this purchase, please contact scarlettmusu@gmail.com.

All downloadable materials are the intellectual property of Scarlett Musu, not available for distribution, and bound by this copyright notice: Copyright Scarlett Musu 2023. All rights reserved. All downloadable materials are subject to the laws of Victoria, Australia.

Disclaimer:

This handout provides general information about toxins and poisons for cats and is intended as advice only. The content is not intended and should not be construed as veterinarian, legal or medical advice. If the reader or any other person has medical concern for their cat, they should consult with a veterinarian or call your local pet poison control centre. In Australia, that is the Australian Animal Poisons Hotline on 1300 869 738. Never disregard professional veterinarian or poison/toxicology advice or delay in seeking help for your car.

For more information, please visit this website: https://www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/pets/cats/health/poisoning