Moth Balls Bad Cats at Neta Humphrey blog

Moth Balls Bad Cats. If you are looking for ways to keep cats out of certain areas without using mothballs, you're in the right place. The risks are too high, while the payoff. Cats are more sensitive to mothballs than are dogs, and other species can become sick after exposure as well. Poisoning most commonly occurs when cats ingest mothballs. Mothballs aren’t a viable solution for keeping cats away, nor any furry pest, for that matter. Here, we take a closer look into why you shouldn’t use mothballs to keep cats away, and what alternatives to use instead. Follow the manufacturer’s directions when using mothballs to deter insects in a secure environment, away from pets and children. Misusing mothballs as cat repellent poses health risks and is not recommended. Cats are more sensitive to the harmful effects, but very rarely try to eat mothballs. Cats are more sensitive to mothball toxicity than dogs, so even low doses require urgent veterinary care. Natural and safe methods are the best choice for repelling cats.

Cats are more sensitive to the harmful effects, but very rarely try to eat mothballs. The risks are too high, while the payoff. Cats are more sensitive to mothballs than are dogs, and other species can become sick after exposure as well. Poisoning most commonly occurs when cats ingest mothballs. Misusing mothballs as cat repellent poses health risks and is not recommended. Cats are more sensitive to mothball toxicity than dogs, so even low doses require urgent veterinary care. Natural and safe methods are the best choice for repelling cats. Here, we take a closer look into why you shouldn’t use mothballs to keep cats away, and what alternatives to use instead. If you are looking for ways to keep cats out of certain areas without using mothballs, you're in the right place. Follow the manufacturer’s directions when using mothballs to deter insects in a secure environment, away from pets and children.

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Moth Balls Bad Cats Cats are more sensitive to the harmful effects, but very rarely try to eat mothballs. Cats are more sensitive to the harmful effects, but very rarely try to eat mothballs. Mothballs aren’t a viable solution for keeping cats away, nor any furry pest, for that matter. Natural and safe methods are the best choice for repelling cats. If you are looking for ways to keep cats out of certain areas without using mothballs, you're in the right place. Cats are more sensitive to mothball toxicity than dogs, so even low doses require urgent veterinary care. Poisoning most commonly occurs when cats ingest mothballs. Cats are more sensitive to mothballs than are dogs, and other species can become sick after exposure as well. Here, we take a closer look into why you shouldn’t use mothballs to keep cats away, and what alternatives to use instead. Misusing mothballs as cat repellent poses health risks and is not recommended. Follow the manufacturer’s directions when using mothballs to deter insects in a secure environment, away from pets and children. The risks are too high, while the payoff.