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Has the same been observed in spot-on treatments? I treat my cat with imidacloprid, as it is bunny safe and I don't want my rabbit potentially being harmed by
by cameronh90 6y ago
Has the same been observed in spot-on treatments?
I treat my cat with imidacloprid, as it is bunny safe and I don't want my rabbit potentially being harmed by being in close proximity to the cat. It looks like imidacloprid is one of the active ingredients in this collar, however.
So far I've not observed any adverse effects in either animal, but this does concern me a lot. Bizarrely, I take care of their health more than I do my own...
- potiuper 6y ago"In addition, in 2010, the EPA increased label requirements and limited some inert ingredients in spot-on treatments, which are applied to a specific area of a pet. This happened after incident data showed the treatments were causing hundreds of pet deaths, as well as issues such as irritation, rashes and hair loss, gastrointestinal problems and seizures."