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- Redness
- Swelling
- Ulcers
- Pain
- Burns
- Ulcers
- Loud breathing
- Wheezing
- Vomiting
- Inflammation such as swollen tongue
- Drooling
- Cough
- Lethargy
- Depression
- Gastrointestinal discomfort
- Excessive tearing
- Corneal injury
- Redness and inflammation
- Swollen closed eyes
- Cationic detergent exposure can range from local corrosive injury to systemic effects that can cause damage in many areas of the body
- Damage is instantaneous and occurs before treatment can commence
- A pet can walk on the site of a liquid fabric softener spill and experience harsh dermal exposure
- Additional harm can occur when the dog licks the product off the feet and fur
- Ocular damage can happen if the canine wipes his eyes with a saturated paw
- Dermal effects can be more severe with broken skin or prolonged contact
- Fabric softener sheets can be ingested
- Fabric softener pods can be bitten, and the fact that they are highly concentrated and under pressure means the product can spray upon impact into the mouth and throat
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