Quite frankly, motor oil isn't good for anyone or anything. It's best to keep your cat out of it. It's not like it will kill it right away, but he will lick himself, and thus, the motor oil will go in his body. You can imagine that that won't have a good effect.
No, motor oil is toxic (poisonous) to living things.
Motor oil is toxic to plants. Never dispose of motor oil near plants.
Motor oil is toxic. New motor oil has fresher, lighter hydrocarbons that can have short-term effects on some organisms, while used motor oil is more dangerous because its toxicity can contribute to chronic environmental hazards such as carcinogenicity.
Soap and water.
what kind of motor oil for a 300 arctic cat 2x4?
Although the toxicity of unused motor oil after ingestion is considered low (see Related Links), it isn't exactly what one would call "edible". Used motor oil is considered toxic.
Take it to your vet immediately!! It is toxic and not good for your dog.
A lot depends on what you mean when you say "oil". Clean motor oil or cool cooking oil can be removed as follows: You can remove light, non-toxic oils from a cat by bathing the animal in a luke-warm bath (96-98F) and using a highly diluted solution of Dawn dish washing liquid. Gently scrub the cat making sur enot to hurt he animal. For oil in the eyes, call the vet for instruction.
Take it to a place that accepts used motor oil. Almost anyplace that sells oil will accept it for recycling. Used motor oil is very toxic, and is damaging to the environment and our water supply, so do not just pour it out. Take your used motor oil to autozone, advanceautoparts, any gas station in the US
36 with filter(which holds four)
Brother if you are asking it for burning, don't even think about it. Motor oil has lead, benzene, zinc, cadmium, and even arsenic and many other toxic chemicals which not only harm you and others around you but also have a dreadful effect on environment.
Arctic Cat recommends 10W/40 or 5W/30 for the 650, 700, and 1000 Prowler. Any "Wet Clutch Compatible" Motorcycle or ATV motor oil in this range will work. Automotive motor oils contain friction modifiers that can cause wear and heat to the clutch assembly. Arctic Cat recomends their 0W-40 synthetic oil. But you can use most any motorcycle/atv grade oil either synthetic or standard with around the same weight, 10w-40 is pretty common and cheaper then the cat oil.