would this be good for hot spots? where they consonantly lick and lick?
763303
it says good for wounds that is why i bought it you could try it for this but i would cover it after applying it to the spot to give it a fighting chance but they will probably rip it off wish i could give you the perfect answer
763304
When I remember to apply it my dog is calm. When she starts itching and scratching again then I remember to apply it again and she calms down.
1364838
Hmmm, I think there is major potential to be yummy! You would have to test it until you got it how you wanted. Let me know!!!
925268
Yes! Definitely gets hot to the touch. I was surprised because a number of reviewers indicated that it was only warm, etc.
1503717
Yes, of course it is hot to the touch, extremely hot! That is, when it works. But then it does not often work. So there is a trade-off here.
1906185
Don't expect much. Either all our squirrels, raccoons, opossums, etc. are of an ethnicity that love HOT sauce or this stuff doesn't work. We tried a whole bottle of this, to the point all seed was covered with the red and practically dripping, but deterred no animals what so ever. Good luck to you, hope it works for you.
1063468
I guess it depends on where you live. Here in Queensland Australia summers can get very hot. I was a volunteer at the RSPCA and we gave the dogs large blocks of ice to lick on hot days and they loved them. My cat also loves his frobo.
2229288
It works great as a desk surface, it is rated to 300 or 400 degrees so hot drinks shouldn't be a problem
950807
I'm not sure. I does get very hot. I'm sure it might work. You might need to take your time as it melts through.
196171
It would probably get hot enough, but I would want something larger for stability before I put a pan of hot oil on it!
398678
never tried it on food, but, it seems to work on cats, dogs, and water space heaters. I shoot it everywhere because I have "hot flashes" occasionally, and, well. I love the dang thing - It is fun and interesting, and does answer the question, is it hot in here, or is it just me! I do have a meat thermentor, (sp) but I suspect it will only measure the outside temp. I love the darn thing though.
955855
I'm sure they would be interested anywhere you put it. They love to feed off any feeder. Good Luck!
15435
They probably would be hot as they are not a light weight material. They are very durable though. Hope this helps.
1197640
It helps the pain and burning. She may lick it but it is safe to ingest as it is natural. It has a strong minty herbal smell which is pleasant. I think this may keep her from licking it.
1669731
sorry, can't help--never had hot spots or burning of food. i've only had it for months tho so who knows.
2142842
absolutly! use sparingly. try and use about a table spoon on a cat. a bit more for a dog. doesnt take much. watch their eyes and nose and do in a ventilated area
1623897
Well, some friends roasted smores over mine recently and it was ok... Last time someone reheated some meat as a last resource and after some drinks, it dripped some fat on the black iron of the "bowl" (pit) and it was kinda hard to clean. If you don't plan to keep it superneat and it's just getting some flames on your hot dogs using a skewer or similar, I don't see why not...
1210681
It's possible - it gives off good heat at ground level. It does need to be plugged in, and you'd probably want to keep the cats from being able to touch/access the unit.