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Is it ok if you use Head and Shoulders shampoo on a cat's lower body and not their head?
No, human hair products should never be used on a cat. The chemicals used in human shampoo are much too harsh to use on a cat, and will likely cause an imbalance in the skin's oils. It will likely cause discomfort to the cat and may even cause a reaction or even burns. If you wish to wash your cat, only use a shampoo made specifically for cats, as these are very mild and are perfectly safe to use on a cat's hair and delicate skin.
How do you use the cat shampoo to get rid of head lice?
You get the shampoo and put it on your head. Fleas shampoo may not work, get one for lice and get the one with the special comb so you can get the nits out of your hair
Can you use head lice shampoo to kill cat fleas?
There is an ingredient in cat shampoo that kills head lice.
Can three licks of chocolate pudding kill your cat?
Three licks would not kill your cat if they are small licks, if it ate too much then it may die yes, if it did eat alot then you should take it to a vet. Otherwise I do not think that three licks would kill your cat no.
What is a good subsitute cat shampoo?
Cat shampoo or baby shampoo. Human adult shampoo should not be used on a cat, it can hurt their skin.
How do cats clean their head?
i have a kitten that is 2 monts old and it git alot of fleas and a flea coller
There is an ingredient in cat shampoo that kills head lice?
I don't think you should do that if you do your hair will start falling out.
What if a cat licks off the spot on?
it is bad
What to do if your cat licks a cane toad?
get a dog
Can flea shampoo cause your cat's death?
it is possible unless you buy a cat shampoo then everything will be good
What does it mean when a boy cat licks a boy cat's butt?
They are very good friends
What happens if a cat licks Neosporin?
If it licks it all away from where it needs to be, this can be a problem. I had a cat with a long-term wound which got better soon after switching to another ointment, which tasted bad (unlike the ones it had been on). So if this sounds like your cat, ask your vet if they can prescribe a bad-tasting ointment instead.
