This seems like a odd question but would this work or be safe for cats?
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It's actually a great question, Brandon. And the Ear Cleanser works wonderfully for cats and kittens. We have several customers who foster rescued cats and kittens and have used the Cleanser to get rid of mites and more. And here's a snippet from a recent reviewer here who got great results with a dog, so tried it on a suffering cat, too: "I also have main coon cat which has horrible ear issues. they were so bad, he would come home with bald spots under his ears from scratching so bad. So I used some on him and wow! I still cant believe how amazing this stuff is! Its cleared my cat right up too!!!!!"Thanks for asking, and do let us know if you have other questions or there's anything else we can help you with. It's actually a great question, Brandon. And the Ear Cleanser works wonderfully for cats and kittens. We have several customers who foster rescued cats and kittens and have used the Cleanser to get rid of mites and more. And here's a snippet from a recent reviewer here who got great results with a dog, so tried it on a suffering cat, too: "I also have main coon cat which has horrible ear issues. they were so bad, he would come home with bald spots under his ears from scratching so bad. So I used some on him and wow! I still cant believe how amazing this stuff is! Its... » Read More It's actually a great question, Brandon. And the Ear Cleanser works wonderfully for cats and kittens. We have several customers who foster rescued cats and kittens and have used the Cleanser to get rid of mites and more. And here's a snippet from a recent reviewer here who got great results with a dog, so tried it on a suffering cat, too: "I also have main coon cat which has horrible ear issues. they were so bad, he would come home with bald spots under his ears from scratching so bad. So I used some on him and wow! I still cant believe how amazing this stuff is! Its cleared my cat right up too!!!!!"Thanks for asking, and do let us know if you have other questions or there's anything else we can help you with. « Show Less
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For cats I would be inclined to use a very inexpensive product specifically designed for them such as: http://www.petworldshop.com/mark-amp-chappell/auror-cat-ear-cleaner.php Thank you for your concern for our fuzzy companions.
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I would say yes. I have two cats that are very active. That is the main reason I use lol
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I tried this on my cat, and it works real well. Never any problems at all. Thanks frostbyte45
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I have never used this on a cat/ I recommend you read the bottle and check with the manufacturer or contact a vet.
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I have not tried it with my cats because they don't scratch the door. However, I do think it is worth a try, the cost is so low and the benefits are great if it does work.
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Perhaps. It has helped calm 2 of our 4 cats. Worth a try. Also look at Zylkene - that has helped one of our cats that is high strung around younger cats.
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I am not positive that you can give this to your cat but I do not see why not. It can be taken by humans and dogs, so... Either way a call to a vet would be absolute safest way to go.
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Hi Patricia, thank you for your question. We are truly sorry we could not respond to it earlier. The product is not harmful to cats over time and we recommend to use it on a daily basis as directed. Some animals can however react differently to different products, therefore if any problems occur, consult your veterinarian.
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Hi--I've been using this for years, and I think it works much better as a preventative than as a "cure," which sounds like what you are looking for. If your cat has dental problems, then a veterinary cleaning is probably necessary. If there is infection involved, then the vet should be involved.
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I would imagine so, it's formulated for smaller animals with extremely sensitive skin, so it should be fine for a cat, especially if your kitty has sensitive skin.
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My pet is a small dog and it works very well. I put it in her drinking water. I would put a few drops on something your cat will eat - fish or cream cheese. Don't be afraid to use too much - 4 drops would be fine. It isn't a narcotic and won't dramatically knock your cat out. It takes the edge off. I also like a product called Composure.
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I've heard from many that it works wonders but it didn't work for my cat at all. Sorry I couldn't be of any help.
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The wire can unwind and splinter due to old age. But until it does, it's perfectly safe for cats. Just be cautious.
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funny you should ask that- I have 2 cats as well, and I love them like crazy- I only use this product on my sport coats- and i spray them outside, and then usually hang on my shower rod. I wouldn't just douse your apartment/house in this stuff, but you can protect your garments with it- I just wouldn't lay it on the floor where your cats could get to it. In all likelihood, they would be repelled by the smell of it, but why take a chance. And I would wait to wear a garment a couple of days after spraying, just to be safe. If you really have nice wool and/or silk garments, I promise you moths will find them and feast. They especially love silk.
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My cats re not mean but this makes them very mellow,so I would think it would help. You might have to give a little larger dose, I have had to during very bad storms.
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I'm not sure about cats, but I know it worked very well for chipmunks. To me, it smelled like a combination of citrus and licorice. From my experience, cats dislike the scent of citrus. As an alternative, I've heard of people slicing limes and placing those in their garden to ward off cats. Good luck!
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Hi-- I've been using this for years, and I think it works much better as a preventative than as a "cure," which sounds like what you are looking for. If your cat has dental problems, then a veterinary cleaning is probably necessary. If there is infection involved, then the vet should be involved.