Can I use in a dog house?
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These reflector domes are specifically designed in mind for indoors and reptiles. I would check with a hardware store about maybe getting a fluorescent light strip that is sometimes used under kitchen cabinets or places there is no existing power source and a portable plug in light is needed, and even still I would be hesitant related to the fact it seems like it would pose as a fire hazard. If your just looking to add lights in a doghouse your safest bet is the battery operated push LED lights and if it heat your wanting than get some type of insulated bed designed for dogs. Hope this helps. I wouldn't want to risk my dog being burned or dying in a fire.
880141
I used this in an aviary ( bird) worked well to kill dust mites etc. I personally never used it in the house but I don't know why you couldn't unless you have little ones on the floor , then I'm really not sure sorry
472024
should be fine - ours is actually used for a hefty 22 lb cat - but 4 of him could easily fit in the house - at 48 lbs your dog should have plenty of room to spare.
1299169
i don't see any reason you couldn't do this. I used mine when my puppy was young, it trained him to sleep in his dog house. I connected it to his house.
359169
Probably-as long as the dog is not prone to sensitive skin. Many folks wash dogs with lemon Joy dish soap as an anti-flea treatment! This soap is much milder. I recommend contacting the maker to be sure.
357306
I use it in the house. So yes. It is great for puppies. And keeping them contained so they get potty trained. I also use the washable pee pads to cover cage surface and protect my floor. Best purchases ever for new puppies.
895484
I put mine inside an old dog house that used to belong to a beloved pet that we've long-since buried. Just make sure the Rat Zapper is far enough inside that blowing rain won't get to it.
1750798
That that purpose, you would be better off with a shop vac, as long as she's not scared by the noise. You could get a long hose and put in another room, or run under closet, or through a dog door. Anyway, you can purchase rubber tipped brushes to put on the end of hoses, just for use on pets.
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I'm sure it would work just fine. I love this diaper pail because the smell is kept from the room so well. The only time you smell a bit is when pushing a dipar through it or changing the bag. The only problem I think you would have is how you would get the dog poop in the pail because with a diaper you roll it up and push it through.
300305
I don't think so. This has above ground unit that does a radio wave circumference the dogs must stay in. Good luck. love, Laurie
1499525
Definitely. Mine is on my balcony. I saw a review from Jemma the Long hair Chihuahua on the internet regarding Piddle Place (you may want to Google her.) She inspired me to place it outside I have kennel runs in my office and I hook the valve on the Piddle Place to a standard garden hose and drain it down a central drain At home I just use the drain valve If your deck is not covered it might fill up with rain, but that would be the only issue If outside, you can probably save money on the bio treatments since odor might not be an issue, and you might use the garden hose trick to drain it somewhere other then the patio or your grass. I have recommended this to hundreds of my patients with new puppies and older dogs and they all give me great feedback. Good luck.
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I'm sure you can. I use mine for snake heat mats. Just make sure you put the probe in a place where the dog cant move it. I drilled a hole in the bottom of the enclosure and placed the probe inside, with the heat mat under the cage. The probe reads the surface temperature of the cage floor and not of the heat element. I have 3 of these thermostats and they all work really well for animal heating. They are often a few (+-4) degrees off though.
1109262
Yes you can. That's all I had to use to train my lab. It scared him to death!
2093107
No I would put it out in the yard because that is where your problem is. Just understand that your dogs will react to it. Also, if you use it outside, you will likely need more than one as you are covering greater area.
539139
You can use it indoors if it's diluted. They give you mix ratio for indoors on the package. I would keep your pets away from it though. Well, at least for a few days.
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.
468003
I would not use this indoors. Highly toxic. I don't even let the dogs in the area for several hours after using. It does tame the skeeters up here in Ak! Good stuff!