Lavender Poisoning in Cats

My husband burnt his finger and had a drop of lavender oil on his finger to help it heal. Our curious 8 month old kitten walked up and sniffed/touched the area with lavender and then licked his nose. I then remembered essential oils are not good for cats. We wiped his nose and surrounding face with water. Husband does not think that the kitten has ingested much. Checked his mouth for burns and no evidence. Kitten is happy in his self. Any suggestions?

I just made the mistake of buying this lavender infused mattress(https://www.amazon.com/Memory-Foam-Mattress-Full-Lavender-Infused/dp/B01MQY51E9/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1525728437&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=lavender+infused+mattress&psc=1). i was so excited i didn't think about the potential harm it could do to my fur babies. its states "Our mattress have been lightly infused with natural lavender oil odorants to ensure a clean and fresh long-lasting aroma." I'm not sure if this is ok or i should cancel the order.

I bought my siamese a year ago from a breeder. She was diffusing lavender. He seems to be having alot of strange behavior. Could the lavender have affected him

My cat loves the smell of lavender. We had an unopened box of trash bags scented with lavender and she would spend hours trying (unsuccessfully) to open the box or just laying next to the box. I put on a lavender scented body spray the other day and she was in heaven. It's not an essential oil. I sprayed a towel with the body spray a couple of days ago and put it on the floor for her and it's now her new favorite spot. Her sister (litter mate) could care less. Do you think there would be any problems with her keeping the towel? What about spraying it every week or so? She really loves the smell of lavender.

how do we treat him he's wobbly watering eye's and nose loss of balance blind and hard time getting down from the bed to use litter pan he's peeing on the pillow he sleeps on or on the bed seems like he's starving but well fed how can we help him

I have been reading about essential oils and cats and wanted to know if scented candles (soy or coconut based wax) are strong enough to irritate them and cause any known health problems from long term use as well? I can’t find anything online but don’t want to assume anything.

I don’t know what the essential oil quantities are in individual candles but they must be less than diffusers? On a candle making site I calculated about 5-10 drops in a 200gm candle based on their suggested amounts. A candle that size could burn for about 20-30 hours but they can also smell quite strong.

I normally try and stick with rose scented candles in natural waxes. But I would like to know if lavender would be safe and if citrus scents as other base ingredients are acceptable?

My cat is very old, maybe older than 17 yrs, but around there. She went blind 7 months ago. She has hit her head on furniture trying to navigate the house but she had been doing well, getting to the food and litter box on her own. Still purring and coming to see us. We were letting her live out her life for however long she'd be with us. I sprayed my bed with a mix of mostly rubbing alcohol & witch hazel but also had essential oils - lemon, eucalyptus, lemongrass. I did some sprays on my bed under and over sheets and let it dry. I didn't soak my bed. This was a one time thing. She may have come onto my bed once or twice but didnt really stick around. & just to note, she really doesn't clean herself anymore. She is now wandering, kind of walking in circles, can't walk down steps, barely walks up steps, she can't make it to the litter box and we've been bringing her food and water. This seems to have come on kind of suddenly though.. kind of. Her energy level has been slowly declining for a bit. Is this just within the process of her old age and other health conditions? Or could this little bit of exposure to the oils have poisoned her? She hasn't thrown up. But I did hear her stomach gurgling. She is eating a lot though, but we have to bring it to her. She may have hit her head one too many times and she is just very old. I need to know.

(p.s. we think she's been having little mini seizures - her head and eyes do a weird bobbing thing sometimes. Just figured from old age and hitting her head. She was still purring, eating, pooping so we have just been giving her a serene environment to relax in. We love her!!)

I put a drop of lavender oil on my pillow next to my bed. Not knowing that it could be bad for the cat. Later that night I woke to her throwing up right next to me .... my assumption was she smelled it or licked It? She seems fine now and is lying next to me on the opposite side of where the lavender pillow was.

Can a cat get lavender poisoning from a diffuser in the room or does she have to ingest or touch the oil? I have never owned cats until this one and she sleeps in my bed with me but I really want to be able to continue to use my diffuser in my room at night.

I recently bought organica sleep lotion and started using it on my arms and hands before bed. Ingredients include lavender water, oatmeal infusion, almond oil, lavender extract, jojoba oil, cocoa butter, lavender oil, bergamot oil, and other ingredients. I have six cats ages 1 yr to 15 yrs old (various breeds) most of whom sleep on my bed, under the covers, on top of me etc. They don’t lick me but I’m now concerned it might be harmful if they inhale the scent. I’ve used it a week. None of the six cats have any adverse symptoms. Should I be concerned? Should I stop using this product?

My cat got into my lavender oils. She is acting fine. No issues. Totally normal. Should I still have her I
looked at? She smells like lavender. Just on her head.

I just brought in a stray kitten. She has fleas and I live in a small town and can’t get her into the vet yet. One of my friends said for the fleas I should use lavender oil (not diluted) on her collar so I put it on her collar. I looked it up and took it off within 5 minutes, I also pet her when some of it was on my hands. I immediately sprayed her with water and rubbed her with a towel but now the scent it stuck a bit. She’s been laying in my arms licking herself but not showing any concerns? What should I do?

I made a sugar scrub using lavender oil, only realizing after that that is bad for cats. My cat hasn't eaten it, but my (small) apartment now smells live lavender and I worry that he may be poisoned by just being in the same room with the thick scent? Is that a real concern or am I being over protective? Like, can he get sick just by breathing it?

We received an atomized with lavender oil for Christmas from a fellow cat owner. We started using it last week without any immediate problems. This week, one of my cats got sick. At the time, the atomizer wasn't on and we all were in the kitchen away from the smell. My little kitty meowed at me like she was in pain and then proceeded to vomit up liquid. I made an extra cozy bed for her to rest in while I was away. When I returned I found a pile of vomit with some small object in it. Assuming that was the reason for her meow, I made sure there was fresh food and water for the night. In the morning I woke up to her vomiting again only this time it was bile. Since then she's been lethargic and out of sorts. I made boiled chicken for her in case she wants to eat but she's very unresponsive and isn't moving around much. Meanwhile the other cat seems totally unfazed. All the vets around me are closed right now so I'm hoping someone here will have advice for us. Thanks.