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grieving losses of cats, particularly my last one

The dog is legally and morally yours and clearly has been for some time. I wouldn't even let her use him for stud off-site, because she would almost certainly keep him against your will

Not really. I know what happened and I know I am right, so I won't stop until any pharmaceutical labelling changes.

With respect, Ross, I strongly disagree

But it doesn't say it's for human use either

Yes, good idea, thanks... There's even no warning about use in animals on the medical insert sheet!

He tragically died four days after being bitten. He went to the vet the day before for something else and the next day because of the bite

Well that's another important thing to campaign and pressure for!

I DID got to the vets the next day. I don't have my own transport and cabs are very expensive where I live and take too long to book and come anyway

I had no time to go to the vets. He needed emergency clean-up of his wounds. I did check both the tube and the box and there was zero warning about use on animals

How can anyone know if something is only for humans if it doesn't say so and also doesn't warn of a particularly toxic main ingredient?

Thanks for the sympathy. There was nothing to say it was only for use on humans. It just said, "Apply to skin."

Dogs and Germolene WARNING My 8 3/4 year old cat recently died from toxic poisoning a few days after I applied Bayer's Germolene. There was no warning whatsoever on either the tube or box against using on animals, so I presumed it was entirely safe.

Dogs and Germolene WARNING My 8 3/4 year old cat recently died from toxic poisoning a few days after I applied Bayer's Germolene. There was no warning whatsoever on either the tube or box against using on animals, so I presumed it was entirely safe.

Dogs and Germolene WARNING My 8 3/4 year old cat recently died from toxic poisoning a few days after I applied Bayer's Germolene. There was no warning whatsoever on either the tube or box against using on animals, so I presumed it was entirely safe.