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I used tea tree oil on my hands for dry skin, and it had been maybe 10 minutes or so since I had put it on and rubbed it in. Around then, there was a slight residue. My hands weren't soaked with it or anything since I simply used a few little drops and rubbed it into my hands. There was not a whole lot on them in the first place, and I had rubbed it in and much of it had dried off anyways.
Then, after around 10 minutes had passed (thus much of the oil dried at that point aside from the small amount of residue), I pet the top of my cat's head. All that was on there was, like I said simply a little bit of residue of the oil. Would this be a concern? It wasn't even like I accidentally got a drop of it on him or anything like that, all that was on my hand was merely residue of it. However, I know that you're not supposed to use it on cats which led me to ask if this is something to be seriously concerned about.
Then, after around 10 minutes had passed (thus much of the oil dried at that point aside from the small amount of residue), I pet the top of my cat's head. All that was on there was, like I said simply a little bit of residue of the oil. Would this be a concern? It wasn't even like I accidentally got a drop of it on him or anything like that, all that was on my hand was merely residue of it. However, I know that you're not supposed to use it on cats which led me to ask if this is something to be seriously concerned about.
