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- vomiting hairball - butter or vaseline? | TheCatSite
Vaseline coats the stomach digestive tract, so no nutrients or meds will be absorbed if you feed the kitty right after it Because it moves the hair so well from the stomach, and intestine too), if the vomiting is related to hairball, yes, it will get rid of it Here at home, the vomiting completely stopped for both Gracie and Bugsy
- Lets say NO to Vaseline | TheCatSite
Liquid petrolatum (vaseline) is an ingredient in almost all commercially available hairball remedies Go to all the vet sites and see if any of them agree with banning it The first link in the OP is a dead link The second and third ones are referring to such petroleum products as motor oil, kerosene, diesel fuel, and gasoline
- Are Vaseline And Chapstick Safe For Kittens? | TheCatSite
If vaseline and chapstick is not safe for kittens in case they swallow some, may I ask what alternatives I can use instead of vaseline and chapstick? Many thanks for your help in advance!
- Saw dust and vaseline - Bushcraft USA Forums
I was thinking, I have access to an endless supply of oak saw dust What if I'd mix the saw dust and vaseline and press it together would it make a good fire starter I think so has anyone tryed this or maybe mixed with pine tar?
- Protecting a Carbon Steel blade | Bushcraft USA Forums
Vaseline I envisioned a very light coating, not really a cosmoline storage amount But mineral Oil sounds good too Just anything to create a barrier between the steel and the moist air
- My new kitten will not clean its anus. Help! | TheCatSite
I got a new kitten last week He is now 12 weeks old I have not seen him cleaning or grooming his anus once yet After he uses the litterpan, if I don't wipe him, he leaves little brown wet spots where he sits So I've started dabbing his bottom with t p after he goes Will I have to do this
- Putting Vaseline on surgical incision? | TheCatSite
Hey guys My cat had surgery almost a week ago to remove a couple of mast cell tumors He ended up pulling a single stitch out a couple of days ago The vet recommended putting Polyporin or Vaseline on it to help the wound stay moist while it healed, since she deemed it unnecessary to put
- Cat bite wound infected: what to do - what not to do | TheCatSite
* switch to Vaseline to cover the wound, its what I've been told to use on wounds the last few times I've had anything requiring home redressing * hold a warm cloth soaked in salt water against the wound for 15 minutes, 3-4 times a day (more is better) Change clothe or re wet the cloth in the water when it become soiled or cools
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