Ylang ylang can cause headaches and some sensitivity in humans, but as long as the cat doesn't ingest the oil and can leave the area if it doesn't like the scent, it should be fine.
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No, lily smell is not harmful to cats, but eating lilies can be very toxic and deadly to cats.
No, cedarwood essential oil is not safe for cats as it can be toxic to them.
cats can smell a barbecue and it can smell smoke
No, in my opinion, basil essential oil is not toxic to cats, but should be used as if they are a small child. It can be irritating to sensitive skin and eyes just like humans. But basil is safe to use around cats in normal methods and amounts.However, there has been recent evidence that essential oils can be toxic to cats (whether inhaled, applied to the skin, or taken internally). This is because a cat's liver is unable to correctly metabolise the various compounds of essential oils. For more information, see the external link further down this page, under Sources and Related Links.
Probably - but essential oils in full strength can be toxic to cats or humans because of their extreme concentration.At a diluted level (i.e. scent in a cleaning solution) it's probably OK, but best to contact your veterinarian if you're concerned about it.Jasmine (the whole plant) is listed by the ASPCA as being non-toxic for cats and dogs.Other sources, however, say new evidence had revealed essential oils unsafe for cats because cats do not have the liver to cope with essential oil compounds.See the Sources and Related Links further down this page, for more information.
Yes, silica is not considered toxic to cats.
Yes, daffodils are toxic to cats if ingested.
Pussy willows are not toxic to cats. However, there are a long list of other plants and trees that are toxic to cats.
Yes, the spring cactus is toxic to cats.
Yes, Christmas cacti are not toxic to cats.
Yes, Thanksgiving cacti are not toxic to cats.
No, it is not safe to put cedar oil on cats as it can be toxic to them. It is important to consult with a veterinarian before using any essential oils on pets.