I don't think he should eat it...

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Posted by Nick on August 27, 2001 at 14:30:19:

In reply to: is henna powder toxic to cats? posted by Jamie & Boots on August 26, 2001 at 22:18:13:

Definately don't let him eat it... It is not good for the insides of
animals, including humans.
~Nick

: My cat has recently discovered my stash of henna powder. I had
: a small plasic bag of it in a canvas pouch, and the whole mess
: smelled very stongly of henna. He played with the pouch (I don't
: know how long he had it). When I found him, I took it away, but
: he looked at me like I was taking away his favorite toy. He was
: acting like he had a bag of catnip.
:
: Is it ok for me to sew a mousie and put crushed henna leaves or
: henna powder in it? I use only pure henna ... no additives, no
: essential oils (until I make paste for me), no colorants. It's
just a
: natural henna that stains a pale reddish brown on my skin.
:
: Thanks for your help
: Jamie and Boots

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: Definately don't let him eat it... It is not good for the insides of : animals, including humans. : ~Nick : : : My cat has recently discovered my stash of henna powder. I had : : a small plasic bag of it in a canvas pouch, and the whole mess : : smelled very stongly of henna. He played with the pouch (I don't : : know how long he had it). When I found him, I took it away, but : : he looked at me like I was taking away his favorite toy. He was : : acting like he had a bag of catnip. : : : : Is it ok for me to sew a mousie and put crushed henna leaves or : : henna powder in it? I use only pure henna ... no additives, no : : essential oils (until I make paste for me), no colorants. It's : just a : : natural henna that stains a pale reddish brown on my skin. : : : : Thanks for your help : : Jamie and Boots
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