Household Items That are Poisonous for Cats

One of my friend bought a very expensive Persian kitten and he really enjoyed its company. However, one day the kitten died, the reason was that the poor kitten ate some poisonous thing that was in his home. There are a lot of day to day items that can be dangerous to both kittens and cats. I decided to compile a basic list of those items to help our readers to keep their cats and kittens safe from them. In case you know of any other thing, please feel free to add in the comments:

Here is the list of the items:

acetaminophen (Tylenol)
fungicides
paint
antifreeze
furniture polish
paint remover
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aspirin
gasoline
permanent-wave lotion
bleach
hair coloring
photographic developers
boric acid
herbicides
pine-oil disinfectants
brake fluid
insecticides
rubbing alcohol
carburetor cleaner
kerosene de-icers for melting snow
dandruff shampoo
laxatives
shoe polish
deodorizers
lye
snail or bug bait
diet pills
matches
suntan lotion with cocoa butter
disinfectants metal polish
drain cleaner
mineral sprits
turpentine
dry-cleaning fluid
mothballs
windshield-washer fluid
dye
nail polish
wood preservatives
fire-extinguisher foam
nail-polish remover

These are some of the items that may harm your cat and hence you should avoid keeping them in open or at any other place where you cat has an access. So be careful.