Cat Licked Lysol Wipe

Ciara got a hold of lysol wipes i ran upstairs for something cam back down and she had figured out how to get the cupboard door open.

Cat licked lysol wipe. Cats have a very keen sense of smell. If your cat has been exposed and is showing signs of a reaction to any sort of lysol liquid spray or wipes your veterinarian should be contacted to evaluate the type and severity of the reaction. While milk may cause digestive upset in lactose intolerant cats the milk will soothe membranes irritated by the bleach. She may suggest trying water first to dilute the corrosive action of the bleach.

They are often more sensitive to odors and fragrances than other animal species. No dettol contains phenol chloroxylenol which is toxic to cats. Just in case you need to know for future reference that is of course if the wipe is not actually swallowed. If you know your cat is lactose intolerant let your vet know.

Glen 20 spray contains ethanol which the cat may inhale if the product is used in close proximity to the cat and can also cause irritation to the eyes. Everyday products include dettol tcp lysol and pine o clean. Yes lysol wipes contain phenol chloroxylenol. Is this read more.

While each lysol product requires research to determine if its pet safe one multi purpose cleaner daily cleanser contains ingredients that if used strictly as directed would be considered safe for use around pets. Lysol is a popular brand of household cleaning and disinfecting products. I think the chemicals are probably okay to keep in the house as long as you dont expose the cats to them. I used a lysol wipe to clean my cats tail which had some i used a lysol wipe to clean my cats tail which had some poop stuck on it and just realized this might be an issue since he then licked his tail.

Is glen 20 safe to spray around cats. When i use the lysol wipes to clean the bathroom i leave the bathroom door shut for 24 hours to keep the cats out. These products are corrosive to the skin and mucous membranes resulting in cell necrosis. Phenols are incredibly toxic to cats who are less efficient at excreting these chemicals.