Tree Sap on a Cat

RE: Tree Sap on a Cat Post By SueG (Guest Post) (10/22/2008) This happens to our cat once in a while. I tried oil the first time and the sap oil combo resulted in a serious bout of diarrhea. Wasn't completely back to normal for about 4-5 days. I cut as much as I can now. The biggest problem is the stuff that gets in between the toes because you can't do much. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Tree Sap on a Cat Post By .sandie (Guest Post) (05/25/2008) Fish Oil worked perfectly!! :) Report Spam or Abuse RE: Tree Sap on a Cat Post By (Guest Post) (08/09/2007) i just used peanut butter on my cat and it worked fine Report Spam or Abuse RE: Tree Sap on a Cat Post by tinatalker (3) | (09/05/2005) Contact Try peanut butter or oil. Fish oil capsules opened up? Rub into the sap, and it should help loosen. Also cat will groom it away with the oily substance on the fur. Just make sure you cover your cat's fave sleeping places to prevent oily stains. I live with lots of white pines, and my kitties always seem to come in with some sap. I do this for the big spots and just pick at the little ones. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Tree Sap on a Cat Post by Maryeileen (444) | (08/31/2005) Profile | Contact My first thought was that you may have to take him to a groomer, but you might want to check with your vet for other ideas. Good luck. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Tree Sap on a Cat Post By Pam (Guest Post) (08/31/2005) I've had cats all my life and that's a new one. I have sap all over my car though, and I know it really sticks. I would be afraid of putting anything chemical on a cat. The one thing I do know is that the hair is always growing and shedding so sooner or later the sap will be shed off. Sorry that's the best I can think of if cat shampoo doesn't help. Which I don't think it will. Maybe brushing or rubbing with towel to help the shedding. Or maybe cutting it off with dog clippers. Report Spam or Abuse