What do you recommend for gnats on house plants that is safe for cats that chew on house plant leaves.
1981086
use the other BT, bacillus thuringiensis israelensis instead of bacillus thuringiensis kurstaki which is what is int his one that targets caterpillars. BTi targets fungus gnat larvae. you can find that in mosquito dunks and bits. they work for gnats as well.
1023693
I used it on my house plants that i had outside for the season and watered them twice with the nematodes over a three week period, plants came in, NO gnats- hope that helps
574671
Apples and oranges really. That said this product has worked well for us in combination with other products. We still use drops on the cats monthly and salt the carpets between vacuuming to dehydrate flea eggs. We use the spray on the cats when needed but primarily use it at entrance ways and on furniture / carpets.
1895343
I have used them for gnats also. I put them around the bottom of the plants. But they work better when they are not put directly on the soil. Remember the STICKY factor! =) It will not solve the gnat problem, you will need to get pro active and use other products with the STICKY TRAP.
745195
I dont think this is the best option for outdoor plants...I think you should try any Neem Oil spray, it tastes terrible and deters chewing pests.
1272487
i got the house for my cat. but,ii have heard if you spray the house with something bitter - not harmful to the dogs - they probably will quit eating the wood house. i do not care for wood as it rots. this won't. it is very well made.
2274827
The trap will work for gnats, but set it on a table, instead of the sticky pad cut a circle of white plastic (like a nice shopping bag) and put it in the bottom, and fill it with either soapy water or diluted apple cider vinegar.
1090971
There is not currently one on the market as I believe the change of batteries would be too frequent. You may consider some cord protectors, or you can buy anti lick strips from nurtured pets, they have a cayenne pepper and other things in them and the cat won't chew them. Or you can buy cord protectors from various outlets as well.
779026
Look at the ingredients. Some things like cloves are not recommended for use with cats. This might have cloves.
700197
I would suggest keeping your cat out of house for at least a week after using. Iy can harm them if they ingest it or get it on thier paws.The odor is strong. Also if you use it repeat a few times then shampoo carpet with super HOT water. Good luck I know how bad fleas can get. Once out of control.
466952
Lurking is going to buy gnats a death sentence. I donated my Bonide bottle so I don't have the instructions readily available. If gnats aren't included in the list of insects Bonide controls then you might try a misquitoe repellent. Be patient as Bonide absorbs into the soil and the plant that the insect feeds from. It takes several days to see the effect.
2173622
The company does not recommend using it on plants. The following is quoted from their website, "Though this product is non-toxic and contains ingredients such as lemongrass and cinnamon oil, we do not recommend spraying it on plants, or adding it to soil. We recommend trying Nature's Miracle Just for Cats Pet Block. Spray it on the plant pots, or around the perimeter of the plants---but do not spray it directly on the plants as it was not designed for this type of use."
1050665
I do not recommend using a clay or pellet based litter if your cat will eat them. (You may want to try and appetite curbing medication for your cat) Almost all litter is dangerous to the animal if ingested if you are concerned try a saw dust based litter as this is likely the safest option or try pad training him.
1615636
Try cat nip. But my cat didn't like this bc it was far too small. I returned it
2265590
Fleas need a host. They don't just live in the grass. They also don't have wings. So whether your cat is in the funhouse or not, they would need to be in close prolonged contact with a host animal, in order to contract fleas. It's possible your cats could contract some other parasite such as heart worm which comes from mosquitos. But even that seems extremely unlikely. The mosquitos would have to work their way through the mesh and then through the cats fur to bite the cat's skin. Most likely the mosquito could find an easier target.
296532
it will work on the active ones to a degree but is a fairly week insecticide, your best bet is to get a granular systemic like Bonide Systemic granules, you apply that product to the soil it will control the gnats in the soil and the plant takes it up through the roots so when the gnats bite the plant they die as well.
1896463
Looks like all leaves to me. Have to say...not my cat's favorite. She enjoys it but goes crazy for other types. I keep trying new catnip all the time. Cat's are very fussy.