Bathe the product off your cat with a mild detergent and consult your veterinarian. Tobacco is generally unpalatable and pets won t eat it, but small animals have been known to ingest unattended cigarette butts or even whole cigarettes. Signs of toxicosis become apparent from 15 minutes up to several hours after exposure. Plants in the home can also be toxic. For example, cats may die if they nibble on Easter or other kinds of lilies.
Toxic reactions can be very different in humans and pets.
If you suspect that your pet has been in contact with a toxic substance, call your veterinarian as soon as possible or call the National Animal Poison Control Center.