Is this product safe around pets, like cats?
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.
1094491
i would try to spray in areas they usually can't get to and let it dry first before allowing a pet near it.
768963
Yes, this product is safe for usage with cats as well as just about all companion animals. It is an extremely safe and effective product. My Vet has recommended it to me for usage with dogs, cats, and rabbits and my Aunt uses it with a few cats that have extremely sensitive skin with excellent results...soft fur, no flaking, no irritation, no residue, mild pleasing scent. It's great stuff!
1474407
I don't have anything done with the cats. Cannot personally speak to whether that applies to dogs. Anecdotally, my friend did not with his dogs and still reported excellent outcomes with pest control.
681143
I expect it would work and since it is made from seaweed, I would think it harmless, but I would use a lesser amount. Best to ask a vet as there can be differences in effect. For example, my dog has no interest in catnip.
1266294
Yes. The dilution of the oils in this is perfectly safe for your cats. You never want to use straight up essential oils on any pet (or yourself), but when mixed properly, as this product is, it is safe. I have used it on all our cats, repeatedly, with no ill effects. They hate it, but it smells nice and our flea problem is virtually non existent after about 3 applications to the cats and house.
1251636
I have 2 dogs, 1 cat. Never had a problem with them getting sick. So I would say YES, it is NON-Toxic to pets.
1929507
This is meant for cats and not dogs. I personally haven't tested it on dogs to be honest.I would email the manufacturer and ask them, will this bother my dogs.
1819029
It works well for my 1yr female cat as a deterrent. She hates the smell and won't go on the couch or chair for days after I spray them down. Nothing on the bottle says that it isn't safe for kittens. If you're looking for an odor eliminator - this worked okay, but didn't totally get the smell out - do an internet search for using hydrogen peroxide on cat urine. It works wonders.
121642
No...it is for dogs only, but there are other removers available that are safe for cats. Try searching "tartar removers for cats" in your browser or Amazon search.
1553465
No, but I wouldn't want my cat anywhere near it. Think about walking across something and then licking its paws. I wear safety glasses when working with it.
287958
Though I don't have a dog, I can assure you this spray will leave a potent "peppermint" sort of scent in the areas you spray. Chances are your dogs won't really dig it because I had to use it repeatedly in specific areas to keep the cat from becoming comfortable again. I doubt it will harm them as much as "annoy" them -- again, not completely sure, though.
157627
It's specially formulated for dogs, so I would contact the company to find out if it is okay to give to cats. Possibly in smaller dosage but I'd check.
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!
1068376
My family has used around pets cats and dogs for years. No problems. Made for use around farm animals originally.
1074926
This risk is really minimum. I have 3 cats and they are all outside/inside cats. Works great this product.
1535510
I think it's best to ask the company directly. I do know that the product has worked for me and my cats.
2264103
Katherine, I think it would be. I only have dogs now, but remember my cat's behavior in the past. If you're worried about scratching and kneeding, the material is thick enough their little nails shouldn't destroy the product. Spraying is another problem because this item would need to be handwashed in a kitchen sink. Can't guarantee it, though. Good luck.