Wednesday, November 22, 2006

Ask the APCC: Signed, Sealed...and Dangerous?

I have polyurethane sealant on my floor. As the old portions flake off, it sometimes gets on my cat’s fur. Could this be harmful to him if he cleans himself?
—Marjorie T.

Most likely not, Marjorie. Dried polyurethane varnish or sealants generally do not pose a potential problem to pets. Still, we would advise brushing them off your cat whenever possible, because the flakes could cause minor stomach upset.

More new questions:

- I was wondering if anise is toxic to dogs. I’ve heard that it was, but can’t find any information on this. I like to use anise oil in some of my cookies during the holidays. Can you help?

- My dog has a habit of licking the floor, and we’ve just tiled it and now have to seal the grout. Because of his habit, I’m concerned about the safety of the sealer. Can you advise me, please?

- Is chocolate as dangerous for cats as it is for dogs?

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Blogger linda said...

i have a 7 year old male boston terrier . he is real sick and needs help no one here will let me bring him in because of money .i do not have it all up front so they are going to let him . he hurt his back paying and has al his shots . please help me find some one to hep him .i live in ga. and the vets here will not help .he is my baby and he is in pain. i have every vet here no one will take him in ,not even his own vet. i do not wont to put him to sleep. please help us . thanks linda

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