Can this be used for cats???
1778105
I have no idea but you can check their website. I think it was created by a veterinarian and has natural stuff in it. The website might even have a customer service phone number.
1337691
Yes this can be used on dogs, cats, just about any pet accept for a bug/insect (they will skip town because of this stuff lol). It will make your dogs coat soft and shine.
2237516
i do not know, but i do not see why not!!! i only use it for my daughter' s cat.
1913455
I don't see why not. I think it would work just fine for those self-cleaning litter boxes, but I don't use those for my cats.
2081631
I have one and I think you could use it that way, as long as your cat isn't big enough and strong enough to get under it and lift it up. I think the average cat probably couldn't do that.
146772
Mine doesn't say anything about not using for cats and the official site says it's okay for pets and even birds. Obviously they shouldn't be left in there though, but after proper airing out, it should be okay, according to the official site.
225293
I'm not sure. Any cat would probably be capable of using this bottle, but sometimes pets are funny and will prefer a dish rather than a bottle. Maybe you can take away your cat's water dish for a day and offer him/her water from a dropper to see if they like it??Also, look at this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UK7frQ-gIrM
121642
No...it is for dogs only, but there are other removers available that are safe for cats. Try searching "tartar removers for cats" in your browser or Amazon search.
571060
absolutely not! this is a heated hair dryer that would most definitely harm your animal. brushing your cat with a cat brush is the most sensible thing to use. or taking your cat to a groomer.
1752164
Hi Randy,I think this tool would work really good on cats.I just tried the one i have on the little stray we have running around here.Now keep in mind that i have the one for Large dogs, but im pretty sure the smaller one will work also.I hope this helps
1584187
I think it could work for a cat because it works based off of the vibration of their vocal chords; for instance, my husband tested it on himself before putting it on our dog. If you were in doubt and want your cat to be able to yowl at his leisure while you're not around, they do make collars that respond instead to a remote control on which you press a button to correct a behavior.
665679
Yes, it should work fine. Put a little on your cats nose and she/he will lick it off.
1510212
I think it is possible cats could us it, but unlikely due to the fact that most cats may view it as "too messy". When an animal steps on it, they tend to get a little bit wet. Nothing major, but some sprinkles will likely hit their face, head, neck and paws may get wet while standing on it. So bottom line I wouldn't recommend it for most cats, unless they don't mind getting a little wet. Hope this helps!
414321
I've never heard of someone using it on a cat but I don't see how it could hurt. The name of the product is even listed as PET shampoo on my page. There is no medication in the shampoo. If it was a flea shampoo I would say absolutely no. Hope it works out for you. This is the best shampoo I've found.
145310
I'm sure you can use it on a cat.It depends on the temperament of the cat.I think if your cat is squirmy, I suggest you wrap the cat in a towel(burrito style)This to avoid injury to the gums. The tool is very sharp.
1633655
Yes this should work for cats if you think they eat too fast. I would just recommend much smaller bowl for cat. The idea is for the animal to work harder to get food, so it takes them longer to eat the same amount of food.
457154
I used it for my baby piggy and it was very absorbent so I don't see why it couldn't be used for a cat!