Joint relief creams toxic to animals

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That's a very useful warning. I don't use any creams on the skin at all and treat the odd sore on the skin with propolis. However, I am sure that there are many pet owners who do use such creams and they would need to be very careful indeed about washing thoroughly after treatment, or if that is not possible then not allowing a pet to lick treated parts. Unless the hands are painful and the cream needs to remain for a long time, it would seem best to wash them very thoroughly before having any contact with a pet.

Thank you for drawing attention to this issue, Catherine. I certainly didn't know or think about it.