It should not be consumed. Warnings:
For external use only. Do not apply to irritated skin. If rash occurs discontinue use. Keep out of children's reach to avoid drinking and accidental inhalation which can cause serious injury. Should breathing problems occur, consult a doctor immediately. http://www.drugstore.com/qxp10779_333181_sespider/johnsons_baby/baby_oil_original.htm
This will depend upon its composition - some mineral oil (baby oil) is food grade and can safely be consumed in small quantities. However, most of the baby oil on sale commercially, such as at department stores and groceries, is not food grade and thus may be toxic.
Also, be aware that medical grade mineral oil is available to veterinarians and is used as a laxative to help pass intestinal blockages in horses and other animals. Feeding baby oil to dogs is likely to have the same effect (ie, copious amounts of soft stool/diarrhea within a few hours of consumption), in addition to any toxic effects that may occur.
Of course you CAN put baby oil on your dog, it just might be unhealthy or poisonous to the dog.
For the most part, no, mineral oil isn't toxic. However, large animals may cause nausea and vomiting, and it generally makes the feces appear oily.
He will die in 2-4 hours, if 1oz has been ingested. Baby oil contains tricristocyl which is a slight sedative to dogs which slows their heartbeat and they forget to breath.
depends where you are putting it
external is okay
yes
Yes, you also could use baby shampoo.
yes
Yes it can
It is unadvised to use gasoline on anything to kill off fleas. It is recommended to use blue dawn dish soap or products specifically made for flea removal.
Heck no! It's like trying to kill your dog!
because baby oil is used for the baby.4 example, dog food is not made out of dogs it is the dog's food.
Baby oil and mineral oil have been shown to kill mosquito larvae, and many people use it in their pools because it will not harm human. It also will not harm your dog or other pets.
Please, give a call to your vet, or at least to a trused pet shop. I seriousy love dogs and hate to think of one going through a cure that might be worse than the problem. Please don't do that!! Just give the dog a flea bath, and couple that with flea deterrent products you can get from a good pet store.Viper1 == == Actually. Using Avon's Original Skin So Soft bath oil on your pet is a proven way to kill and prevent further flea infestations.
Frontline kills fleas and ticks on dogs. The formula is applied to a dog's skin and stores itself in the oil glands. By doing so, the product can work for several months . They offer different doses for different types of dogs.
you can but if you bathe the dog with dawn dishwashing liquid it will kill the fleas. Alse if you put motor oil on the dog after bathing it (if the dog is black) then it will make the cooat shinier.
Yes. It has a natural oil in it that deters fleas, like mint.
Dish liquid, particularly Dawn Dish Liquid is useful in killing fleas on both dogs and cats. It is particularly recommended for animals too young for flea medication and shampoos. Dish liquid, however, can be irritable to the skin and should only be used if necessary. When using any dish liquid, the animal should be rinsed several times with water to make skin irritation less noticeable. On a dog, no. It can cause irritation and will not kill the eggs. Try dog flea shampoo or even baby shampoo