My cat ate a moth and now is in a critical state

Hello, I'm sorry to hear that your cat isn't doing well. Eating a moth can usually be a harmless incident, but if your cat is in a critical state, it’s important to look at a few possibilities.



Firstly, moths themselves are not typically toxic to cats, but there is a chance your cat might have had an allergic reaction or ingested something on the moth, like pesticides. Also, if your cat has developed symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, difficulty breathing, or lethargy, it's crucial to monitor them closely. These could be signs of a more serious issue resulting from an allergy, obstruction, or a different underlying problem that coincidentally occurred.



While at home, keep your cat in a quiet, safe space to reduce stress and encourage them to drink water to stay hydrated. Gentle petting and monitoring him can also provide both comfort to your cat and information for you about their condition.



If you notice symptoms like persistent vomiting, collapse, severe breathing problems, or if your cat’s condition worsens at all, it’s essential to seek veterinary care immediately.



I strongly recommend booking a video consult with Dial A Vet so a professional can assess your cat's situation promptly and guide you on the next steps. We’re here to help both you and your cat feel better!