how in da heeeeell do you put a lime in the coconut and drink it all up
Lyme Sulfur Dip is awful. We use it often on pets at the Animal hospital I work at. It smells like rotten eggs and makes the pets yellow. It will smell for some time. If at all possible, you may want to designate one specific area or room of the house just for them during thier treatment. I don't know about pregnancy related issues, but we glove and gown up to bathe the pets at the hospital, so I'm pretty sure you should continue to avoid it. Most clients drop thier pets off for us to bathe- that way they only go home stinky- not wet. It that service available to you? Good luck with your cats and best wishes for a healthy pregnancy.
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The previous two posters have given you accurate info on lime sulfur dip - yes, it smells awful and stains, but is considered very safe. However, I don't know anything about potential effects on a pregnant human, and the vet won't either - he cant advise you on human health. To be on the safe side, call your obstetrician - he is the best one to advise you about your health.
