Switch to non plastic bags where possible.
Cat ate plastic bag.
One of her beloved furry friends actually ate enough of a plastic bag to result in a midnight.
It only started today.
Bring canvas bags with you when you go to the grocery store instead of using plastic store bags.
He threw up most of it but still seems to have trouble keeping his food down and also is not defacating.
My cat ate part of a plastic bag.
If your cat chews hard plastic switch from plastic to glass bottles where you can.
I am absolutely heart broken because we can not afford the outrageous medical bills to take care of the diagnostic or surgical part if that is what s needed to make him better.
Considering the crackling sound that it makes chewing on the wrapper is a fine way to pass times.
We believe he may have ingested a part of a plastic bag.
He loves to eat plastic bags so i try to keep them away from him but he found one in the basement.
Cats have a reputation for being affectionate animals so if people neglect them the felines would likely find their own ways to keep themselves entertained.
Vicki on july 22 2012.
Strange things cats eat.
Plastic can be a choking or suffocation hazard too and plastic bags can be a strangulation danger.
I just came from the emergency animal hosp because my cat has been ill for the past 3 or 4 days.
Plastic bags that come from a grocery or other food store can carry the lingering scent and even taste of food which makes chewing them a pleasant experience.
Different theories suggest why my cat ate a piece of plastic.
Bioplastics are made from vegetable fats and oils and some animal by products and cats can pick up this scent.
Hard plastic items can cause damage to sensitive mouth tissues when they are chewed.
He seems perky and is drinking water and trying to eat.
Has anyone heard of an obstruction.
Some cat cravings are easy to understand.
Possibly it is the crackling sound that plastic makes when chewed that cats.
The urge to eat nonfood items called pica can be pretty common in cats.
Keep any plastic bottles or containers on hand in the fridge or other inaccessible area.
Many bags are also coated in substances such as cornstarch stearates salts of stearate acid or are made of animal by products such as gelatin which makes them attractive to cats.
That is how the average household cat ate plastic wrapper for most of the time.
But plastic bags houseplants wool paper rubber bands.
But for one of my friends keeping plastic out of her cats mouths is a matter of life and death.
