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Originally Posted by Julie84
During horrible oil spills (off coast lines) wildlife people mainly use washing up liquid (and then a bath) to get the oil out of birds' feathers. Something in washing up liquid that emulsifies fats and oils. I'd certainly prefer this to a cat ingesting motor oil.  |
Canis-Equus mentioned this and I have filed it away as a good idea. Washing up liquid is formulated to take care of grease so yep, that's a possible solution. I used it when my son rubbed gobs and gobs of vaseline all over everything
The reason I don't just want to leave it is because it's a recurring problem and we don't know how much she may have ingested
She seems ok within herself, but we don't see her often enough to be sure that she
is - although, as mentioned, when we catch her we will take her straight to a vet.
