can this be used on cats
1266286
Yes, just keep it away from their eyes, mouth & genitals. I spray my cats back & tail with it all the time. I won't tellyou they like it, but it works. Same goes for dogs. It is very popular here on the Gulf Coast area because fleas area natural due to the humidity & dampness. I know tons of people who use only this product because it is natural.You never want to use any aromotherapy products like oils on your cats, but this products is safe for cats over 12weeks of age.
1266287
After reading about essential oils and cats' sensitivity to certain ones (such as peppermint and clove), I decided to buy this, but not to spray directly on the cat, but rather on bedding. The cat was completely put off by the scent and chose to sleep straight on the hardwood floor. Sure enough, the internet is full of cat deterrents, which include both of these scents. The product is pleasant smelling enough for humans, but now I need to find a creative way to use this giant bottle. So, no, I don't think this should be used on cats because there are potential toxicity issues with phenols in the essential oils and cats apparently HATE the scent of these two oils, so not even good for bedding. After reading about essential oils and cats' sensitivity to certain ones (such as peppermint and clove), I decided to buy this, but not to spray directly on the cat, but rather on bedding. The cat was completely put off by the scent and chose to sleep straight on the hardwood floor. Sure enough, the internet is full of cat deterrents, which include both of these scents. The product is pleasant smelling enough for humans, but now I need to find a creative way to use this giant bottle. So, no, I don't think this should be used on cats because there are potential toxicity issues with phenols... » Read More After reading about essential oils and cats' sensitivity to certain ones (such as peppermint and clove), I decided to buy this, but not to spray directly on the cat, but rather on bedding. The cat was completely put off by the scent and chose to sleep straight on the hardwood floor. Sure enough, the internet is full of cat deterrents, which include both of these scents. The product is pleasant smelling enough for humans, but now I need to find a creative way to use this giant bottle. So, no, I don't think this should be used on cats because there are potential toxicity issues with phenols in the essential oils and cats apparently HATE the scent of these two oils, so not even good for bedding. « Show Less
1266288
From what I've read, and what others are saying on this thread, the peppermint oil is toxic for cats. Seeing as this product doesn't kill ticks even when sprayed directly on them I would not ever put my cats at risk by exposing them to it. In my opinion this purchase was a total waste of money for me, so would NOT recommend it.
1266289
My petite cat, aged 7 became sick from the spray. Wasn't convinced, so tried again - same result. I'm very concerned. I've sprayed it on bedding, rugs, etc. with good results- kills fleas fairly quickly.
1266290
Essential oils and cats don't mix, they lack the necessary enzyme in their liver to be able to process and eliminate them from their systems, thus causing toxicity and eventually death!
1266291
Yes absolutely! Just make sure you keep it away from their face and bottoms per the directions.
1266292
After reading about essential oils and cats' sensitivity to certain ones (such as peppermint and clove), I decided to buy this, but not to spray directly on the cat, but rather on bedding. The cat was completely put off by the scent and chose to sleep straight on the hardwood floor. Sure enough, the internet is full of cat deterrents, which include both of these scents. The product is pleasant smelling enough for humans, but now I need to find a creative way to use this giant bottle. So, no, I don't think this should be used on cats because there are potential toxicity issues with phenols in the essential oils and cats apparently HATE the scent of these two oils, so not even good for bedding.
1266293
It says it can be used on cats, but due to other reviews I was hesitant to use it on my three cats. What I ended up doing was putting the liquid in a bowl and dipping a flea comb in it and then combing their fur. This seemed to work and I had no problems with my cats. I hope this helps.
1266294
Yes. The dilution of the oils in this is perfectly safe for your cats. You never want to use straight up essential oils on any pet (or yourself), but when mixed properly, as this product is, it is safe. I have used it on all our cats, repeatedly, with no ill effects. They hate it, but it smells nice and our flea problem is virtually non existent after about 3 applications to the cats and house.
1266295
Yes but it did not work on my cat. She was still jumping quickly and biting and scratching. How very frustrating for us and her! The only thing I liked about it was the smell and the safer aspect of it. Glad that I got it at the add on price that didn't cost a lot, but its still wasted money that is hard to come by, if it doesn't work for me.. I'm so tired of buying things that don't work. Sigh.
1266296
I have used it on my three cats with no adverse affects. I spray it in my hand first then just rub it on their hind end and legs where the flea's tend to congregate. I make sure to get it down to the skin, then take a towel and 'pet' the fur till it's nearly dry. The oil kills on contact so as long as you get it down to the skin, they are good, then wipe off excess. No problems so far.
1744751
I wouldn't have tried to use this on a cat. I used it on a dog. I've taken my cats on a six day car ride before - a tear down crate with a temporary litter box and bedding inside was the only way to go. Your cat will shred any kind of diaper right off.
571060
absolutely not! this is a heated hair dryer that would most definitely harm your animal. brushing your cat with a cat brush is the most sensible thing to use. or taking your cat to a groomer.
1159986
The label says "for dogs", but it does not say it can't be used on cats. I would think it was safe , but maybe they make them for cats as well. I would use them. But ask a vet if you aren't sure.
121642
No...it is for dogs only, but there are other removers available that are safe for cats. Try searching "tartar removers for cats" in your browser or Amazon search.
1975136
There is Composure for cats. Not personally having cats, I have heard it works on some and not on others. Just like dogs. Not a good answer, contact your veterinarian for a best answer.
502253
Sandra, I would think so; but, I bought these to use on my Maine Coon cats. I think that with practice, you could use them both ways. Good luck!
1752164
Hi Randy,I think this tool would work really good on cats.I just tried the one i have on the little stray we have running around here.Now keep in mind that i have the one for Large dogs, but im pretty sure the smaller one will work also.I hope this helps
414322
I wouldnt hesitate to use it on my cat if I had one just watch the eyes bcause oys not tearless or to be on the safe side use baby shampoo that is tearless
1343221
I have not try on my cats. So Im not sure. As long as it's not going to be toxic to them, because they like to leak a lot.
206556
This formula is specifically for cats, not all animals. This product works well. It healed a big (but shallow, surface) wound on my cat.
720352
Yes, per the label, this product is intended for DOGS ONLY!!! Would be unsafe for cats!
697363
It can be used with cats. If you get on their website, it tells you who to use the product on. www.icelandpure.com I read the testimonials & there was someone who used it w/their cats but it looked like they used the salmon oil. Hope this helps!
457154
I used it for my baby piggy and it was very absorbent so I don't see why it couldn't be used for a cat!
1643080
I have two cats I use it on! No baths for them! But, I'm sure you could as I look at it! Hope this helps!
665679
Yes, it should work fine. Put a little on your cats nose and she/he will lick it off.
2229964
I would say yes. I have two cats that are very active. That is the main reason I use lol