Can this be used for constant wax buildup (that's like black) for a cat?
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I don't know that. You'd have to ask the company or call your vet. Do that before you attempt it.
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I would rule out an earmite infestation first- my cat had blackish earwax that was like coffee grounds on the q-tip and it turned out to be mites.
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To be honest Mike I have all hardwood and ceramic floors. I have 2 corners in the house that when my cat seems stressed or ticked off from lack of attention she will spray. Approx once a month. I find it gets rid of any odor to my nose but after using this product she is still marking. Clean the cement very well with soap and water and then dose it with vinegar then I would spray urine off on it and put saran wrap ontop of it for a day. The saran seems to keeps the urine off liquid longer some that it really works at breaking down the enzyme. I have had success with cayenne pepper as a deterrent, only problem is I have a dog and he is a hound and likes to sniff..lol.Good Luck with your plight! Beverley To be honest Mike I have all hardwood and ceramic floors. I have 2 corners in the house that when my cat seems stressed or ticked off from lack of attention she will spray. Approx once a month. I find it gets rid of any odor to my nose but after using this product she is still marking. Clean the cement very well with soap and water and then dose it with vinegar then I would spray urine off on it and put saran wrap ontop of it for a day. The saran seems to keeps the urine off liquid longer some that it really works at breaking down the enzyme. I have had success with cayenne pepper as a... » Read More To be honest Mike I have all hardwood and ceramic floors. I have 2 corners in the house that when my cat seems stressed or ticked off from lack of attention she will spray. Approx once a month. I find it gets rid of any odor to my nose but after using this product she is still marking. Clean the cement very well with soap and water and then dose it with vinegar then I would spray urine off on it and put saran wrap ontop of it for a day. The saran seems to keeps the urine off liquid longer some that it really works at breaking down the enzyme. I have had success with cayenne pepper as a deterrent, only problem is I have a dog and he is a hound and likes to sniff..lol.Good Luck with your plight! Beverley « Show Less
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No, not at all. I had the same issue with my foster cat. The cone will prevent your cat from licking/grooming his body but he will still be able to rub up against things and irritate his eye.
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My cat doesn't eat it. I would not use it for kittens. It does have an added fragrance but I use a coveted box and smell nothing. My wife has a very sensitive nose and she can't smell anything either. Lasts a long time! Great stuff. I buy it over and over.
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I don't think so because cats generally want to cover up their elimination. Plus, their stuff stinks pretty bad, so you definitely want to use cat litter for the benefit of you and the cat.
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Yes it's flexible but it might work. I used it on a cat that over-groomed and it prevented her from licking. However, she was pretty persistent and figured out how to remove the cone. I still like the cone because it's flexible yet does the job.
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Yes. That's exactly what I did. I like Epillys wax & I just heated it up & poured it in. I really like it. The wax never gets too hot either.
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Hi David. I would say yes to a Pom, though you may have trouble getting to his undercoat. The bristles are not super long, so I would suggest a rake for that part, but this brush works great on topcoats and longhaired cats. Either way, you'll likely find it useful :)
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I think so. It was awesome with cat urine and diarrhoea. Also cat spray from anal glands. I love this product and would strongly recommend it!!!
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Wouldn't be my first choice. Our cat uses it only sporatically. Try the bird or the cloth strip with handles, both of which will give much more exercise.
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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
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Yes. I use it once a week and I own a cat. It does a great job keeping the hair under control.
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I don't use that much each time. I just squirt enough to get the towel damp and then just rub it all over my cat. You want to use enough so that a small amount gets all over him or her.I bought the bottle about a year ago and I still have a bunch left; however i dont use it every week. The stuff works great! I would definitely recommend it.
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I'm not sure if it would control odor problems, but it is pure black and a very fine powder. I have several cats myself and feel they would track it on the floor when they left the box! We use it for our teeth and if you're not careful, the powder gets everywhere.
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I sprinkle some in when I add new litter to the exsisting. Every few days. My cat is in end stage kidney failure and he urinates a lot .. this does help keep the smell down thankfully.
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I would be surprised if this was sufficient for shaving. I have long hair maine coon cats, of which a few need occasional shave downs despite all my daily grooming. I do have to use a prescription sedative from my vet in order to calm them down beforehand. Its better for them and for you. They won't be so scared of the shaver or scissors. Periodically my husband do butt trims only and with the two of us, one speaking sweetly to them and holding them in position, we can get by without sedation of any kind. It only takes 5 minutes.
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No, this is not that powerful. It is good for maintenance, but it will not remove wax that has been there for seven years. I would see a doctor!