Does anyone know of treatments for cats with baclofen poisoning? Neither the vet nor poison control have much to recommend.

I'm sorry to hear that your cat may be affected by baclofen poisoning. Baclofen, a muscle relaxer used in humans, can be quite toxic to cats. When ingested, it can affect your cat's nervous system, leading to symptoms like weakness, vomiting, seizures, vocalization, tremors, and even coma in severe cases.

Since you've already consulted with your vet and poison control, I'm here to offer some supportive care tips at home while you seek further medical advice. Make sure your cat is in a quiet, comfortable environment and keep them well-hydrated to help their body process the toxin. Monitor their breathing and behavior closely.

If you notice symptoms like difficulty breathing, persistent vomiting, seizures, or unresponsiveness, these are signs that immediate veterinary attention is needed. Sadly, there isn't an antidote for baclofen poisoning, so veterinarians typically focus on symptom management and supportive care.

Your quick action is essential. I encourage you to book a video consultation with one of our vets on Dial A Vet, so we can guide you through this delicate situation and address any further questions or concerns you might have.