can it be used on a cat
2022464
Yes, but most effective on short coats. Good for ringworm, scratching wounds, etc. keep away from eyes of course. More info on the Synergy Lab site.
2022465
Hello, thank you for your question, we are very sorry we couldn't respond you earlier. Yes, the product is 100% safe to use on dogs and cats.
2022466
Yes it can be used on a cat.. I used it on mine but it didn't seem to be much help.. I have more luck with the shampooSynergyLabs Veterinary Formula Clinical Care Antiparasitic & Antiseborrheic Medicated Shampoo for Dogs; 16 fl. oz.
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This being one of the only shampoos that my little guy can use, I have used this for several years now and I have shared the bottle with a female friend who has used this on her cats for an external treatment of skin problems and she had great results with her cats just as it did for my Chihuahua just be sure that you do not allow the animal to lick the product off it's skin while bathing. Also, you must leave on for at least 10 minutes and bathe once a week until their skin clears up for the full benefit of this product. So in answer to your question, yes, it can be used on felines as well as dogs. Hope this helps and good luck to you. This being one of the only shampoos that my little guy can use, I have used this for several years now and I have shared the bottle with a female friend who has used this on her cats for an external treatment of skin problems and she had great results with her cats just as it did for my Chihuahua just be sure that you do not allow the animal to lick the product off it's skin while bathing. Also, you must leave on for at least 10 minutes and bathe once a week until their skin clears up for the full benefit of this product. So in answer to your question, yes, it can be used on felines as well... » Read More This being one of the only shampoos that my little guy can use, I have used this for several years now and I have shared the bottle with a female friend who has used this on her cats for an external treatment of skin problems and she had great results with her cats just as it did for my Chihuahua just be sure that you do not allow the animal to lick the product off it's skin while bathing. Also, you must leave on for at least 10 minutes and bathe once a week until their skin clears up for the full benefit of this product. So in answer to your question, yes, it can be used on felines as well as dogs. Hope this helps and good luck to you. « Show Less
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While it probably could be used on a larger cat, I wouldn't advise it. The collar is not break away, it is bulky and heavy for a cat, and even the lowest setting is quite strong. Our dachshund does not use it due to the weight and it drags on the ground. It's a great system, and hopefully the manufacturer will develop collars that are smaller, lighter, and more adaptable to all sizes of pets.
2086274
Yes, this trap can be used for cats. Cat food is a great bait to use to lure the cat into the trap.
1107202
It does not work on any cats that I have used it on! I really don't think it works on any animals!
2082817
I dont know of an attatchment that can be used directly on my cats. LOL Besides when I turn it on they run so I dont think they would stick around long enough for me to even try such a thing!
441628
no idea, im not a professional, dont own any cats, but if it works on dogs i dont see why it wouldnt work on cats
1324416
I've used it on my 5 pound 13 year old female indoor cat without any problems or reactions. You adjust for each cats size. I would not recommend for an outdoor cat.
795650
Yes it can. I have a cat that likes to climb one particular branch to get to the top of my fence to escape my yard. Used this on that branch and took care of my problem. She won't even go near that tree now.
580107
It's probably fine to use on a cat but I would look for something formulated for cats just in case.
1012702
I do believe you can; I have never given it to a cat but just follow dosage per cat's weight. Your cat weighs more than some dogs. It is a very good product; I recommend it.
2111343
YES. This was recommended by the Vet. And, I've had great success with it. Scissors are dangerous on cats as their skin is so thin - you can accidentally pull and cut skin without realizing. This kit is great. It has several sized 'combs' so that you can manage the length of hair you remove on your cat. I use this on my long hair cat who gets terrible mats. Surprisingly the cat does not mind the vibrations of the clipper at all and is obviously more comfortable once the mats are removed. MUCH safer than scissors!
1173370
I would not give this to cats. it is based on body weight, half a tablet per 20 lbs. the labeling makes no mention of cats, only specifically for dogs. I would call your vet to get a recommendation for your cat.
1715283
Never used on a cat. Use on our miniature schnauzer but don't think it would work well on matted hair. Would use scissors for that. It is very quiet and not a lot of vibration.
1284981
No. It didn't work at all with my cats. I used it for months and they just walked right past it.
2224456
You have great courage to use it on a cat! Yes, if they will tolerate the noise and the vibration it would work
60186
Yes it can but it honestly depends on if the cat has nails and how good of a climber he or she is. I hope this was able to answer your question.
2059081
Never used on cats, but it will work. I know cats do not usually like to be sprayed so maybe spray on hands then rub it thru him. It should work very well! Works great on my Beadred Collie that has extremely long,thick hair. For the price it is well worth it! Good Luck!