Is this product quick-drying (under an hour or so)? I have a cat that goes crazy trying to lick the oil-based or long-drying products off.
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From what I've been able to tell, it dries a little quicker than some other brands, but is about half as effective as Frontline or Advantage. It would probably work fine for a cat that's indoors, but I would recommend another brand for one who might encounter fleas more often.
1081196
About the same as others, but if I were you I would use a different brand, I felt it was not strong enough, and put in between shoulders and he shouldn't be able to lick it off there, hoped this helped
1081197
I don't know whether my cats licked it off each other or if it did it on its own, but they both have bald spots where I applied it to the back of their necks. I wouldn't risk using this product.
1081198
Unless your cat is a contortionist, there is no way to get to the product as it is placed on the nape of the neck between the shoulders. It appears greasy on the fur for more than one hour.
1615637
Try rubbing some cat nip on it? Mine took a few days to warm up to it. At first she wanted nothing to do with it lol.
2062804
Our cat would not take it voluntarily, so I put her in my lap on her back, and drizzled a little of it on her muzzle with an oral syringe. When she opened her mouth to lick it off, I squirted the rest into her mouth. I kept her on my lap and rubbed her belly for a little while afterward -- if I put her down, she would try to drool the Welactin out, but she would not drool onto herself.
635982
I have a cat and she is indoors all the time. Once it dried there was no problem at all.
1086139
I put a pump from a hand lotion bottle on the Shed Relief bottle and give my dogs 2 good squirts each and my cat 1 squirt. I would say that the 2 squirts are about a teaspoon worth. For all 3 of my pets, I would say that the bottle lasts around a month and a half. I have been buying this for a few years now, and my pets do shed MUCH LESS than they did. Their coats are very soft and shiny, people notice this and comment on it all the time. When I first bought this, I thought no way was this going to work, but since it was all healthy suppliments, I decided to try it. It took a couple weeks but I really did notice a difference in the shedding, no more tumbleweeds of dog and cat hair on my floors. I put a pump from a hand lotion bottle on the Shed Relief bottle and give my dogs 2 good squirts each and my cat 1 squirt. I would say that the 2 squirts are about a teaspoon worth. For all 3 of my pets, I would say that the bottle lasts around a month and a half. I have been buying this for a few years now, and my pets do shed MUCH LESS than they did. Their coats are very soft and shiny, people notice this and comment on it all the time. When I first bought this, I thought no way was this going to work, but since it was all healthy suppliments, I decided to try it. It took a couple weeks... » Read More I put a pump from a hand lotion bottle on the Shed Relief bottle and give my dogs 2 good squirts each and my cat 1 squirt. I would say that the 2 squirts are about a teaspoon worth. For all 3 of my pets, I would say that the bottle lasts around a month and a half. I have been buying this for a few years now, and my pets do shed MUCH LESS than they did. Their coats are very soft and shiny, people notice this and comment on it all the time. When I first bought this, I thought no way was this going to work, but since it was all healthy suppliments, I decided to try it. It took a couple weeks but I really did notice a difference in the shedding, no more tumbleweeds of dog and cat hair on my floors. « Show Less
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It is a very strong adhesive and it dries in about 10 seconds. The only problem with it is, it is watery and because of its runny nature, once it is spilled on unwanted areas, wiping is not an option, even if it is done immediately. It leaves a mark.
876968
I leave it on my pup. He's not a cat & therefore not going to lick it off. I think of it like a "leave in conditioner" and it smells great too!
1862155
Mine used it immediately. He doesn't like standing water, it has to flow to get his attention. Your cats may be different or need time to warm up to it.
1434906
i dont think it dries too fast. You should be able to do that.I know you can add an oil like mineral oil to help it from drying out.you can also just buy a green sperate,I know there not too much.they usally have
2200440
in my opinion this is not an oily product. I find that it absorbs quickly. but, I have dry skin.
343338
Howdy. Not sure about cats... but I let my dogs [15 pound Italian greyhounds] walk on the rugs or even lay on them with no ill effects as soon as a it drys really -- maybe an hour or two.
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I left it on some dark but fairly small stains from the bottom of a bottle of olive oil overnight. The product was almost dry in the morning. When I scraped it off there was a slightly damp spot on each area where there had been a stain, but they dried pretty quickly leaving no oil stain behind. Don't know if you'll have the same experience, but as I said these were not large stains.
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I'm still using the same bottle from a few months ago. You start out using more drops (I dose my cat's water) then eventually you can taper off. Now I use maybe 3 drops in her water. You can also put a few drops rubbed into the ears for a quicker response. Hope that helps! Great product. KF
2062806
After cutting the end of capsule, I just squeeze the oil on top of the wet food in the mornings (separate servings) and both cats seem to like it, which I was surprised. Feeding wet food, I make a small dip in the middle and put the oil in the dip. You could try that and then mix it up with the food. It has definitely helped both cat's skin and coats. Good luck and if you have any more questions, let me know. B. Dixon
1624489
It hasn't for me, so far, and I have been using it for over a year. Just wait the 5 minutes to allow for drying time and you're safe!
502629
Yes it is but unfortunately it does not work on my cat. It does not dry for a really long time.
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I just got the stuff and my dog has a large manage sore on his upper lip near his nose. He will lick anything, including this product and bath water. The product is very runny--even with shaking well--and tough to rub into the wound. He does not seem that phased by the wound, but it is extremely challenging to keep moist; saliva exacerbates this issue and it has started to bleed. Cayenne is about the only thing that worked to keep him from digging in the grass, but I would not try that on a sore. You might end up needing to try a muzzle or something like gentle leader for a short period at least while product dries and exhausting your dogs first before putting product on at night. I just got the stuff and my dog has a large manage sore on his upper lip near his nose. He will lick anything, including this product and bath water. The product is very runny--even with shaking well--and tough to rub into the wound. He does not seem that phased by the wound, but it is extremely challenging to keep moist; saliva exacerbates this issue and it has started to bleed. Cayenne is about the only thing that worked to keep him from digging in the grass, but I would not try that on a sore. You might end up needing to try a muzzle or something like gentle leader for a short period at... » Read More I just got the stuff and my dog has a large manage sore on his upper lip near his nose. He will lick anything, including this product and bath water. The product is very runny--even with shaking well--and tough to rub into the wound. He does not seem that phased by the wound, but it is extremely challenging to keep moist; saliva exacerbates this issue and it has started to bleed. Cayenne is about the only thing that worked to keep him from digging in the grass, but I would not try that on a sore. You might end up needing to try a muzzle or something like gentle leader for a short period at least while product dries and exhausting your dogs first before putting product on at night. « Show Less