Your cat can also get problems of diarrhea, constipation, increased or decreased appetite, hair loss, and many more. Diarrhea and constipation can be a simple digestive problem. But, if your cat's condition doesn't improve within a couple of days, then you will need to call your vet. Hair loss can be a sign that your cat has fleas. If you notice, along with the hair loss, an excessive amount of scratching, especially around the head, your cat might need a flea treatment.
Cats are usually curious creatures, especially kittens.
And, they like to investigate their environment. Unfortunately, they sometimes like to chew on things, and this includes household plants. Some plants such as Hydrangea, Poinsettia, Rhodedendrum, Holly and Mistletoe, just to name a few of the most common, are poisonous to cats. Symptoms of poisoning can include excessive slobbering, vomiting, or even unconsciousness or seizures. Again, if you suspect that your cat has chewed on a plant, and is showing signs of illness, then contact your veterinarian.