Can you use this on human skin...dog bites bare feet!
2046206
Yes you can spray it on your hand or feet to keep dog from biting them but make sure to wash your hands because it stays on there.. I spray it on my hands when my dog likes to get mouthy
2046207
I would assume if it's safe for dogs, it's safe for humans. But this is intended for dogs that like to bite themselves out of boredom and cause sores. If your dog is biting your bare feet he/she probably wants to play and that should be corrected in another way.
2046208
I really don't know if it can be used on human skin. I would ask a Vet or Doctor. It doesn't seem to have any harmful ingredients in it but it is always safe to check on it before you use it.
1396995
This stuff deters a dog from nothing! You'd be better off, spraying water in their face. I have the scars to prove it!!!
1913257
I really don't think it was intended for this use. There must be a better product out there for using on people!
503040
We would not buy this stuff again, because it is very dangerous if inhaled or gets on your skin. It does kill the roaches, but the smallest amount around my wife made her nauseous. If you read the label (go to google) you will see that it does kill tics and fleas but cannot be applied to animals, infact the warning is that people and animals should not go near treated areas until dry. With my health conscious background, I surprised myself that I purchased this very dangerous product. i will be getting rid of it. Way to risky for me!
1694111
Personally, would not do this. Moisture will still manage its way inside Pawz. That will mean your dogs feet could be in a warm, moist enclosed area that is prime for bacteria growth. Having spent past $1000 on our dog helping it fight infections on its feet, do not consider this to be a good idea.
1497150
All I know is that it works on Humans to draw out splinters and steel wool & Infection! Worth Trying, I'd say!!! It even works on Horses hoofs!
62709
YES!!!!!! I used it on my dog just don't shine it into their eyes or near their thyroid, but my dog responded real good to it, and I had complete contact to his body, if you own it then you know it does not hurt by direct contact. I would not use anything else on my dog then this, It made him so much better that he didn't needed no more pain meds, I hope this helps and if you have any more questions please feel free to ask, I also used it on cut's and infected cut's and it worked like a charm :)
1167923
I don't see why not as it's safe for Humans to use as well. I would recommend asking your vet too.
1595216
I would say you could definitely do it. My dog had extremely dry irritated skin. I would apply every night with my bare hands ,. Her skin cleared up greatly & it never harmed my hands. I hope this is helpful.
1791727
The label doesn't mention pets - however - there is a poison statement & cautions about swallowing it, spraying it in your face, putting it on the hands of small children, etc. Since your dog could lick it, I would say "no".
2251299
No,This product is for humans as it has not been tested on animals and is not guaranteed as safe or to not cause harm. We do not recommend using it on any animal!
812861
Yes. Some forms of mange (the mites) are transferable to humans. There is nothing in the formula that would hurt a human. It is just the 3 ingredients: sulfur, camphor (the strongest odor you smell), and mineral oil. It is the consistency of Desitin ointment and must be shaken vigorously to keep it mixed. Now that my dogs are clear, I have used it on my contact dermatitis with wonderful results. I also hear that it can be used on acne, any rash, any itchy condition. Use it sparingly...it goes a long way. If it gets too thick, you can thin it with baby oil. If you prefer less of a greasy feel, you can put a small amount in a dish and mix in a bit of corn starch. I hope this helps.
955655
I would use a gentle soap/shampoo on a dog. This would dry out skin and not to be used on certain parts of the body
1694216
I didn't use it on a human, just a dog. He stopped scratching immediately and I didn't even need to reshampoo.
1374364
I don't see why not. It has absolutely no effect on the dog whatsoever that I can see. My 2 yr old 12 lb dog still has no fleas and I am keeping my fingers crossed. She has been wearing it about two month and NO scratching.
395425
I just got the stuff and my dog has a large manage sore on his upper lip near his nose. He will lick anything, including this product and bath water. The product is very runny--even with shaking well--and tough to rub into the wound. He does not seem that phased by the wound, but it is extremely challenging to keep moist; saliva exacerbates this issue and it has started to bleed. Cayenne is about the only thing that worked to keep him from digging in the grass, but I would not try that on a sore. You might end up needing to try a muzzle or something like gentle leader for a short period at least while product dries and exhausting your dogs first before putting product on at night. I just got the stuff and my dog has a large manage sore on his upper lip near his nose. He will lick anything, including this product and bath water. The product is very runny--even with shaking well--and tough to rub into the wound. He does not seem that phased by the wound, but it is extremely challenging to keep moist; saliva exacerbates this issue and it has started to bleed. Cayenne is about the only thing that worked to keep him from digging in the grass, but I would not try that on a sore. You might end up needing to try a muzzle or something like gentle leader for a short period at... » Read More I just got the stuff and my dog has a large manage sore on his upper lip near his nose. He will lick anything, including this product and bath water. The product is very runny--even with shaking well--and tough to rub into the wound. He does not seem that phased by the wound, but it is extremely challenging to keep moist; saliva exacerbates this issue and it has started to bleed. Cayenne is about the only thing that worked to keep him from digging in the grass, but I would not try that on a sore. You might end up needing to try a muzzle or something like gentle leader for a short period at least while product dries and exhausting your dogs first before putting product on at night. « Show Less
1049598
Don't quote me, but I am pretty sure the main idea is that this scratches up the exoskeleton belly and legs of just about any insect as they walk over it. These injuries lead to dehydration and death. Make sure to spread it out thin though (when applying to surfaces), as even tiny clumps are highly visible to them and they will simply walk around. Spread it out thin so it will stick to them as they walk over it. Death is not instantaneous - it takes some time. If you are thinking to apply this to a pet, I would discuss it with a vet first to make sure. I say that because you are NOT supposed to breath this stuff in, and if it is in the animal's fur I would imagine that the usual sniffing and scratching would lead to inhalation. Maybe a cone could be applied in that case?