Is this safe to use around cats-
1113083
It depends on what you spraying. If you use natural diatomaceous earth, then yes.
1113084
You should move them out of any room you use this in. Even with non toxic diatomaceous earth the dust is so fine that it can cause breathing problems. Also use a mask and eye protection If you are planning to use this thing extensively.
1113085
yes, we doused our cat a little, along with the carpets throughout the house. We had an infestation, which has been cleared now of fleas using the diatomaceous earth and puffing it with the pest pistol.
2224450
I bought mine to use it on my cat, but as soon as I try to get it close to my cat, she jumps out of my arms. The sound scares her. So unless you have a really calm cat , I wouldn't recommend this. Mine is brand new I don't use it. Or should I say my cat won't let me use it.
2120595
Probably not. It is intended for spraying issues (cleaning it up and eliminating pheromones and odor). Cats don't avoid it really, just don't feel the compulsion to mark things it has been sprayed on.
819853
funny you should ask that- I have 2 cats as well, and I love them like crazy- I only use this product on my sport coats- and i spray them outside, and then usually hang on my shower rod. I wouldn't just douse your apartment/house in this stuff, but you can protect your garments with it- I just wouldn't lay it on the floor where your cats could get to it. In all likelihood, they would be repelled by the smell of it, but why take a chance.And I would wait to wear a garment a couple of days after spraying, just to be safe.If you really have nice wool and/or silk garments, I promise you moths will find them and feast. They especially love silk. funny you should ask that- I have 2 cats as well, and I love them like crazy- I only use this product on my sport coats- and i spray them outside, and then usually hang on my shower rod. I wouldn't just douse your apartment/house in this stuff, but you can protect your garments with it- I just wouldn't lay it on the floor where your cats could get to it. In all likelihood, they would be repelled by the smell of it, but why take a chance.And I would wait to wear a garment a couple of days after spraying, just to be safe.If you really have nice wool and/or silk garments, I promise... » Read More funny you should ask that- I have 2 cats as well, and I love them like crazy- I only use this product on my sport coats- and i spray them outside, and then usually hang on my shower rod. I wouldn't just douse your apartment/house in this stuff, but you can protect your garments with it- I just wouldn't lay it on the floor where your cats could get to it. In all likelihood, they would be repelled by the smell of it, but why take a chance.And I would wait to wear a garment a couple of days after spraying, just to be safe.If you really have nice wool and/or silk garments, I promise you moths will find them and feast. They especially love silk. « Show Less
2283335
Absolutely, they are pet safe. They don't bother my cats at all. I put one in each bathroom. one in the kitchen and one in the laundry room. They have worked amazingly well here in Florida where bugs are everywhere. Good luck. Linda
1986777
I have it on my cat 24 hrs per day without a problem. I checked it a few times in the beginning to be sure it wasnt rubbing her.
524528
Please do not use this on your cats. Cats lick themselves in order to clean themselves and I don't think you would want your cat to ingest body oil, would you? Not a great idea.
1159986
The label says "for dogs", but it does not say it can't be used on cats. I would think it was safe , but maybe they make them for cats as well. I would use them. But ask a vet if you aren't sure.
782681
You can use it on any type of clothing. I have a cat that jumps in my lap. That is why I purchased this item and it works. I go to the fitness center four to five times a week. I grab this bush, and remove the cat hairs before I go out the door. It works. Good item
146772
Mine doesn't say anything about not using for cats and the official site says it's okay for pets and even birds. Obviously they shouldn't be left in there though, but after proper airing out, it should be okay, according to the official site.
1476764
If your cat will not chew on the extension cord it may be safe. I would advise using an outdoor orange heavy duty extension cord.
2094104
Tray Contact the company on that one. I used it in dogs. Some herbs are not for cats...Google safe herbs for cats as well!! Its a great line and product, but do your homework
2147065
I never used on a cat. I would think that a cat would be scared of it because of the noise.
93611
DO NOT USE THIS ON CATS EVEN THOUGH THE BOTTLE HAS A PICTURE OF ONE IN THE CORNER OF THE LABEL. This contains Pyrethrin which is EXTREMELY toxic to cats. Do some research.
571060
absolutely not! this is a heated hair dryer that would most definitely harm your animal. brushing your cat with a cat brush is the most sensible thing to use. or taking your cat to a groomer.
1430608
I never thought to use it on my cats. I would imagine that it does. I am going to try it!
414321
I've never heard of someone using it on a cat but I don't see how it could hurt. The name of the product is even listed as PET shampoo on my page. There is no medication in the shampoo. If it was a flea shampoo I would say absolutely no. Hope it works out for you. This is the best shampoo I've found.