On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 22:57:21 CST, "Yowie"
<yowie9644.DIESPAMDIE@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>I figure that if your kitties come into the same room with you whilst the
>incense is burning,t hey probably don't have an issue with incense. Its
just
>another smell, after all, and since it isn't eu de ham or turkey, they
most
>likely care about the smell as much as they care abotu which deodorant
you
>use.
>
>Yowie
>(rec.cats.anecdotes added because somebody is likely to know there,
having a
>fair whack of Pagans in that group too)
>
>
Like humans, it probably depends on sensitivities and any health
problems your cats may have. Watch your cats, and see if any have any
reactions to any particular incense. If not, you are probably fine.
If one does, you may want to try a different incense, or be sure to
have a fan going, window open, a/c on, etc. if you burn incense.
I personally, even with two asthmatic cats, have observed no problems
with using incense, as long as I don't do a huge amount of it.
Also, as was mentioned elsewhere, beware of any old leaded-wick
candles you may have.
Just my $1.02 worth.
Ginger-lyn
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