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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / September 2005cats and musterole
Have you had your cats show an atraction to musterole or flexall or other anti-pain creams....our cat will just bite away at the knee or shin that has had musterole applied ken > Have you had your cats show an atraction to musterole or flexall or > other anti-pain creams....our cat will just bite away at the knee or > shin that has had musterole applied ken, what is "musterole," a takeoff on the old musterd plasters? Anyway what do they smell like? Our boy loves anything minty. >> Have you had your cats show an atraction to musterole or flexall or >> other anti-pain creams....our cat will just bite away at the knee or >> shin that has had musterole applied >> > ken, what is "musterole," a takeoff on the old musterd plasters? Anyway > what do they smell like? Our boy loves anything minty. Musterol has been around over 75 years. Yes, they used it in place of mustard plasters. When I was a teenager I had a bad chest cold. My mother rubbed Musterol on my chest. Unfortunately, I was allergic to it and I broke out in giant hives from head to foot. There were no antihistamines in those days either. It is not "minty"! MLB
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