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My daughter-in law runs an Animal Shelter. Talking with her today about fleas & mites she told me whatever you do- Do Not Use anything with PERMETHRIM. It can kill a cat. Treatments for dogs sometimes have it in it. Just posting in case someone (like me ) doesn't know. http://www.catvets.com/cat-own...n-poisoning-and-cats http://icatcare.org/permethrin/owner-info Cats have nine lives. Which makes them ideal for experimentation... | ||
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Yep.. Toxic to cats. I've even seen toxicity in a cat because it slept with and groomed the dog after it had been treated with a topical containing permethrin. | |||
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For fleas: Take your cat to a movie. Buy it and the fleas popcorn. When the fleas get up for a drink of water, change seats. | |||
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Perhaps we are dealing with misspelling or different products but Pyrtherum,from the chrysathimum flower is a great flea deterent (works for fire ants too.)It is destributed in this country as Adam's spray.The reason that we had a shortage a few years ago is that the pyretherem plants come from central Africa. THe local warlords take farms + give them to their accolites who are not farmers + thus the market goes bust.Since I am already 'persona non grata' I suppose that my truthful opinion does not mean anything. Never mistake motion for action. | |||
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http://www.anapsid.org/pyrethroids.html Thanks for inducing me to increase my knowledge BTW your right Cats have nine lives. Which makes them ideal for experimentation... | |||
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Once again,a refresher course.It kills cats + not dogs because dogs do not have pores. They 'sweat' by panting. The poison enters by the pores. Never mistake motion for action. | |||
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