Dangerous Household Objects

If you've read the post before this one, then you know that certain household items may kill your cat. Not all things are just fatal, though. Some are only dangerous. Wondering what they are? Then here's the list: Advil (causes gut problems and a lot can cause kidney failure), room deodorizers and sprays (painful to cat noses), paper clips, anti-diarrhea medications, mothballs (people say its great for training but never use mothballs, use things like tinfoil instead), knives, scissors, garden cocoa mulch, toilet bowl cleaners (only important if your cat drinks from it), string, liquid fabric softener (can stay on the towel, then transfers to fur which cat licks it off), iron with a dangling cord, plastic rings from plastic bottles, electrical cords (dangerous when chewed), secondhand smoke (bad for lungs and stays in fur), paper shredders (always turn them off after you're done), silica gel packets (in shoes, bags, and pills to keep out humidity), onions, roach power and spray, ant power and spray, small things on the floor, mildew remover, relining furniture (always check if your cat is underneath the reclining part before putting it down), metal cleaner, and household cleaners. Try to keep these out of reach of your cat or just behind a locked or all the way closed door (Thumper can open doors if it's not closed all the way). I jope your cat stays safe!