Years ago, before we knew any better about poisons, with no pets in the house and a pest 🪲 problem in the kitchen, an exterminator came to handle the bugs🪲. He tucked some poison way back in a lower cupboard that we only used for cleaning supplies. Fast forward about 20 years… and now we have a pet cat 🐈‍⬛. I think you can guess what happened. Our little troublemaker did something she had never done before: she opened that cupboard and crawled right in. We didn’t see her do it, but we caught her coming out in the morning. No big deal, right? We’d ditched all the toxic cleaners ages ago and only had some Norwex dishwasher cleaner and a few flower vases in there. We thought nothing of it. A few hours later, though… she was acting lethargic, just laying around all the time. The big red flag? She always comes running when we call her name. This time she just looked up at me with those “I’m not feeling so hot” eyes. 😳 Lightbulb moment: she must have gotten some of that ancient bug poison on her paws and licked it off. Classic curious-cat move. I grabbed the appropriate remedy and started dosing right away. Four doses 15 minutes apart… she perked up a little but still wasn’t herself. So I kept going throughout the day, dosing every hour. By evening? Back to her old mischievous self! 🎉🐾 So… what remedy did I give her? come back tomorrow for an update where I share the remedy I gave!...........Arsenicum Album 200C is what we used! it is a great remedy for poisoning. You cuold have used it in a 30C but for poisoning like this I go for a 200C its also great for food poisoning! Good job everyone!

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