Occasional cat urine = no harm. Repeated use as litter box = soil acidification → eventual death.
Watch for yellowing, stunted growth, leaf drop over following weeks. If decline continues, repot in fresh soil (spring best).
Ficus is resilient. One accident is trivial; chronic exposure is fatal.
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