Guest guest Posted June 16, 2007 Report Share Posted June 16, 2007 Cats, they are a different topic althoughter! I would never use essential oils on cats no matter how diluted they are. Not even sure about the alcohol. And dandruff mites. What the heck is that? Can you see them at all or are they microscopic? Time to do a google search. This is interesting. If anyone has a remedy for treating cats I would like to know it too. I have one cat and advantage is working for fleas but now I'm curious if they can still get the dandruff mites? Good grief! Gloria Simone <butterflies2angels2000 wrote: -Hi there, I was wondering if anyone has tried treating cats with any of these methods. My cats are 98% indoors but they seem to be having problems with dandruff mites. Now I've already gone through treatments at the vets for both pet & home. Any suggestions? Simone www.myspace.com/gloriasparks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2007 Report Share Posted June 18, 2007 Here is a link which has loads of details about cat mites. Hope you get it sorted. LOL http://www.petplace.com/cats/cheyletiellosis-in-cats-walking-dandruff-mite/page1\ ..aspx Leslie - " Gloria Sparks " <gloriasparks3 Sunday, June 17, 2007 6:59 AM Re: Re: BUGS/treating cats > Cats, they are a different topic althoughter! I would never use essential > oils on cats no matter how diluted they are. Not even sure about the > alcohol. And dandruff mites. What the heck is that? Can you see them at > all or are they microscopic? Time to do a google search. This is > interesting. If anyone has a remedy for treating cats I would like to > know it too. I have one cat and advantage is working for fleas but now > I'm curious if they can still get the dandruff mites? Good grief! > Gloria > > Simone <butterflies2angels2000 wrote: > -Hi there, I was wondering if anyone has tried treating cats with any > of these methods. My cats are 98% indoors but they seem to be having > problems with dandruff mites. Now I've already gone through > treatments at the vets for both pet & home. Any suggestions? > Simone > > > > > www.myspace.com/gloriasparks > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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