Catmobile

⚠️ MRFRS's Catmobile is temporarily out of service and in for repair ⚠️

We apologize for the inconvenience! If you have an April appointment, please keep an eye on your email for updates.

Cat got your plant? If your kitty likes to nibble on greens, you might wonder if you should be worried. The answer is yes, particularly if you aren’t sure if the plant being chewed is toxic to cats.

If you see your cat eating a plant and you are uncertain if it is poisonous, or if you even suspect that your cat ate such a plant, do the following before you take her to your veterinarian:

🌱 Remove any plant material from your cat’s hair, skin, and mouth if you can do so safely

🌱 Keep your cat confined in a safe environment for close monitoring of symptoms (i.e., difficulty breathing, vomiting, excessive drooling or diarrhea)

🌱 Call the Pet Poison Helpline at 1-855-764-7661 or ASPCA Animal Poison Control at 1-888-426-4435

Want to know which plants are toxic? ASPCA has some great online resources and March is Pet Poison Prevention Month so it’s a great time to brush up on plant facts!

Wondering why we've been so quiet lately? We have decided to combine both of our MRFRS Facebook accounts into one:

📍 Merrimack River Feline Rescue Society

Follow us there for all of the cat content you love! 😺