Is this pet safe? I am looking for a deicer and lubricant for our sliding glass door tracks to the back deck in the house. We have a dog.
1073540
This is basically as suspension of graphite powder in a organic carrier. Once it is applied, the carrier evaporates leaving behind a thin graphite film. It shouldn't be an issue for pets.
1073541
I wouldn't think so. It is the same thing as the lead in a common wood lead pencil that kids have been chewing on for many decades with no harm to them. Might be a different story with it wet because graphic is dry so it has to have some else in the product.
1073542
I am not sure but the lube is kind of thin which i guess is ok. I recommend contacting the company an out pets.
737481
Not per the Kirkland Signature pet care hotline, 1-888-987-4110. They certainly are pushing it via mailings but I note that it isn't offered on costco.com. Are they avoiding the bad reviews by not providing a Costco venue for comment? The representative said they had addressed the vehicle (oil) issues by changing the amount. Or some such. It's been 4 months since I called. If you call let us know what they told you. I was told in the store by a manager and in the pharmacy by a pharmacist in charge that they had changed the formulation, "so I've heard".
1239454
Wish I could help you with that. Sounds like a question for someone at Ideal Pet Products.
2240312
I put this on a windowsill and it works great. My dog puts his paws up and was scratching the paint off the windowsill. The only concern on the bottom of a door, is if he catches the edge of the plastic and might pull it off. You might have to overlap several layers to get it higher than the ferret can reach. On doors I have used "the Door Shield"--its a big piece of plastic and works well.
2034129
I'm not sure, I think the onlyhing I used before on the spot was Frebreeze, BUT this is the best stuff I've used in 65 years of having pets. Good luck.
1707488
Precor works great, but be careful not to over spray as it will leave the hard surface floor very slippery for several days...It must have an oil base, but it sure took care of the fleas... One can took care of 700 feet with some left over...and I covered the entire floor...
1094490
The label suggests its safe for pets and family. I spray at night when everyone is asleep and very close to base boards to allow the product to dry completely. I have not seen any adverse effects and the pets don't seem to notice it.
811234
This product has worked very well for us and is made for glass in and out. I will work great for your sliding glass doors. If you are doing only one sliding glass door you might be able to do it with one single kit it will be close. We removed out bath tube and put a full walk-in shower and did a full coating on the inside of the sliding shower doors and even a light coat on the outside. Probably would be the same on both sides the way it goes on. My glass surface was 2 sliding glass shower door 30"each by 68" tall (total 60"W x 68"H). Our shower doors were new so they were easy to prep with the cleaner in step one supplied. If the glass is already being in use the kit comes with a very fine steel wool to use with the cleaner to get the glass super clean before applying the Enduroshield coating. For me both the cleaner and coating were very easy to apply. If I remember right there is a curing time before you can get water on it. Don't remember if it was 12 or 24 hours? This kit is sold in a single bottle kit as well as a double battle kit and I believe they sell even larger quantity kits. I think you will like it. I would clean and coat the aluminum frame as well if I were you it would stop spotting as well. I added a YouTube video showing how to install it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRfvU-j67ww Bob
842746
Yes, the product worked well for us. We used outside. A neighbor had a great Dane infestation. it took a couple of times.
1733857
Speed Zone is a combination of three chemical herbicides. It is not a 'soap' or 'oil' or a botanical product. I believe it to be safe to pets once it has dried on the plant foliage. It probably would not be considered to be'pet friendly' as you put it but to me, it is safe when used as directed by the product label.
1454111
Just sprinkle it where they may go - around edges of rooms, near water sources, at entry points. It is not toxic to people or pets, so no worries. I put it in my cat/dog food also!
90370
Gillermo ... you are 100%, absolutely, positively correct about WD40 ... It's not a lubricant, far from it. We used it to loosen stuck/rusted head bolts on engines. How WD40 ever got the reputation as a lubricant is beyond me. Just wanted to validate your honest answer. Peace. : )
2254856
Barbara, I usually don't answer a question with a question but this time I will start out with one. How many years do you think you will have the Montana? This Lubricant is that good and goes a long, long way. I wouldn't suggest spraying it on directly but onto a rag and wiping it on giving the slide rubber a thin coating. Hope this answers your question.
2161634
Sorry. I have absolutely no experience with this product. We bought the product to use on our extremely old bulldog's paws because the description in Amazon said that it would prevent slippage. However, when we received the wax, the instructions said that it could only be left on the paws for very brief periods and that it must be removed from the dog's pads before bringing the dog indoors. This did not meet our expectations, so we never used it.
1165801
I wouldn't put it in areas that a dog might chew. It's more for areas where scratching is an issue. You might try picking up something at a pet store to discourage chewing, it's a spray that tastes bitter to a dog. You spray or wipe on the liquid around your doorframe, and the dog won't like the taste, so he/she stops chewing (at least in that area).
1960331
Boric acid will probably work better, because we have seen our friends back again and again with this Safer product. So sorry! I know this summer has been a tough one and we have to be careful with all the products that are being put out there, could be harmful to pets and human life. SAFER is not safer because the label says so, this product says 20 percent OTHER ingredient, I don't know how they get away with putting that out there. I wished I had been more careful. Good luck!
741930
I think it is the "food grade" polypropylene, which does not instill confidence in me. Even allegedly "safe" food grade polypropylene (LDPE) is not considered safe by research scientists. Better to use a wool puddle pad.