> > Put it on her foot and forget it. Sooner or later, she'll lick it off. Cats can't stand having something sticky on their foot. Put it on the side of the foot where she licks to wash her face.
> >
> She's so old, she doesn't groom herself much-- if any-- anymore. She's had some of that stuff on various places until the hair was shed.
> but, I might try it someday. Lock her in the bathroom so she doesn't get it everywhere.
>

OK, I tried it. I put it on her paw and locked her in the smallest of our bathrooms. She seems to be able to shake her paw vigorously enough to make it spray in all directions. If I haven't missed any spots, it was only on the toilet, floor, counter, and several walls. Just thought I'd tell you. I did find out, however, that it comes off linoleum fairly well when you add water....
Thank you for the suggestion, though.

Chr"I'll stick to the old way-- and I do mean stick"is

> > Wow, 21 years old! My old cat, Mandy, made it to 19. I wish she could have stuck around a couple of more years.
> > Howard

I'm sorry. I've lost a few, too. Well, 19 is pretty old for a cat. I don't know how ours manages to live on. And on. I think she's related to the Energizer Bunny.