I have small dogs, is this safe for them after it dries?
344304
I would think so but would my dog very carefully so to ensure he does not eat any grass treated
344305
As with any Herbicide please give it a few days or a good rain before putting pets out in the yard. They lick their paws and I would not want to have any issues because of it.
344306
I believe you are supposed to keep pets off for a certain period of hours. Check label or call company if it doesn't have specifics. It will be safe after alotted time
344307
I believe the instructions mention that and like the other answer, I believe too you just have to wait a certain amount of time. I have a large dog and didn't have any issues.
230557
Keep your family and pets out of the area while the application is being made, then water the lawn. Once the treated area has dried, it is safe for your pets and children to be back on the lawn.
1340411
As long as it is kept in a dry place, there should not be any problem. Just be sure to close the container immediately after using.
1519439
I imagine it could. I would try just a light spray on it first and not drench it to make certain. This is some awesome stuff especially for pet smells.
117270
My kids are the small fury kind but I had the same concern. I'm not chemist but from my understanding once the substance dries it is safe. I've been using it for years (lots of ants, huge spiders and BIG roaches in Florida) and I know my dogs eat off the kitchen floor when I drop something and they are fine. It is the most effective product EVER! I highly recommend it.
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Hello, it's just a little sticky when it's wet, but it dries rather quickly after application. After it dries, there's a sort of a light "protective coating" which remains to keep out dirt. Try not to let your dog lick the wound. Vetericyn isn't poisonous...but it needs to remain on the spot to do any good :) Hope your "baby" gets better.
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Darcy, Yes, it is ok to clean as normal after the product has dried. Although I use the product after I have moped and vacuumed.
920196
Yes without question. Keep kids and pets away until the spray dries completely.
1097693
The usual cautions apply... if spray contacts skin, wash off with soap and water. Do not ingest. I think that is general precautions, for all contact, but obviously small children will have to be supervised around the product. I don't touch my pets fur until after it has dried, and still wash my hands when I do for at least the day after.
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this is one of the best cleaners around and above all it is not harmful to pets. if the tub is especially stained i put some cleanser on the stain and then spray or pour some simple green on it. if you have animals that spray or cause an oder you can wash it with simple green.
253887
That will depend entirely on the essential oil you use. The unit itself is safe of course. Research the oils you use and double check with your vet.
1771995
The precautionary statement states--PEOPLE AND PETS MAY ENTER TREATED AREAS AFTER SPRAY HAS DRIED. RCO
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It should be safe after it's dried. The caution section on the container says, "Harmful if inhaled. Avoid breathing vapor or spray mist. Remove contaminated clothing. . . Avoid contamination of feed and foodstuffs. Remove pets . . . Vacate room after treatment and ventilate before reoccupying. Do not allow children or pets to contact treated areas until surfaces are dry." It doesn't take too long to dry, but I recommend vacating the area for about a half hour after spraying, because of the vapors. They don't smell bad, but they linger for a little while. The spray also leaves a white powdery substance where it was sprayed, which may soak into the ground if sprayed outside, I'm not sure. I've only sprayed it inside and it was easy to wipe up.
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I use this to dry my small dogs after a bath...using a large carrier and setting this dryer on the floor it is great...I have used and owned 3 and like them better than some of the dryers the groomers use... the heat as to how hot can be controlled and this is important.... I give it an A+++++
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No. You are supposed to use it on a dry dog before bathing. If you bathe the dog first, the tangles and matts will get tighter. I did use it on my dog before her bath and all it did was make her matts worse and I couldn't comb them out. Took her to the groomer who had to shave the matts off. I ended up throwing The Stuff out.
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From everything i found, and after using it for about a year... there is no damage to dogs, no weird sounds to humans, and it is a miracle worker..... Just... DONT LET IT GET WET. Seems to have a problem being left out in the elements but if you put something like a piece of plastic over it you should be fine.
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I use a sponge mop dipped in soapy water after the dogs leave their paw prints. I bought extra too in case something really happened.