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"Actually, many EOs are toxic to cats, but many have
interpreted this to mean that ALL essential oils are toxic to cats. This is
not the case. There's a wonderful book called Holistic Aromatherapy for
Animals by Kristen Leigh Bell, and she discusses this in depth. She has a
background as a certified aromatherapist, and she goes into the chemistry of
different types of oils and explains how and why they affect our canine,
feline, equine and other friends. For instance, you can't use tea tree oil
on cats (and it's not great for dogs, either), but lavender is okay."

That's a copy/paste from another forum that I'm a member of and might suggest that we need to do a bit more research about using tea tree neat...Lavender would probably do much the same job tho...

Might the spray have been compromised with age?

I bought a rabbit (skinned and gutted!) for Mungo this week. The butcher cut it into 4 chunks for me and Mungo has so far enjoyed one leg. Been working nights so don't like to give him anything with bones in when I am not going to be here. I know someone who feeds the whole furry thing to their dogs. There are limits as to how far I would go to feed Mungo well!!!!! I prefer his meat to be naked really...

I hope Tyson doesn't have a repeat of this...poor boy!

Lynda