I have applied mouthwash to cats with fleas and mange. If they lick it it will not hurt them. I would avoid using stronger antiseptics like rubbing alcohol, peroxide, iodine, and Mercurochrome. Turpentine is a maybe. I have also used petroleum jelly for bleeding sores, although it has no antiseptic quality. The cat's natural instinct is to lick their wounds, and it must be an antiseptic which will not harm them if taken internally.
No, iodine is not safe on a cat's wound. The cat will end up licking the wound, therefore getting the iodine in his or her mouth. Iodine is poisonous and should not be consumed orally.
no it will probably burn the cat n it Will probably hurt the cat too
no
A dog and a cat. Let the dog chase the cat, if the cat gets caught, the dog is faster ;^)
Smack the red cat with the door or use the microwave in Mappy.
antiseptic was invented in 1847 by James Simpson
When your hurt
it is used as antiseptic
I would HIGHLY advise against it. Human medicine is made for humans. Cats are much smaller than humans, so giving a cat human medicine can easily lead to an overdose which can ultimately kill the cat. If your cat needs treatment, take it to a vet where they can prescribe medicine that is safe to use on your cat.
kutsay can be use as an alternative antiseptic for cut and wounds.
It Sanitizes, and makes your skin smoother.
before handwashing
On wounds to prevent infection.
The intent for the use of a hand antiseptic is to ensure that germs on the hands are killed. This can be used in place of being able to wash the hands.
To get rid of the black patch bathe with antiseptic and use antiseptic oilments after bathing.
It Sanitizes, and makes your skin smoother.
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