Is it toxic to pets?
1887742
There is no statement on the box or on the individual packets indicating that it is toxic to pets. However, since the ingredients are not listed, I would be careful and keep it away from them.
2198446
Please, please, please do not. Tea tree oil is highly toxic in even small doses when ingested for *humans*. Dogs are even smaller in size (obviously), and are therefore even more vulnerable to tea tree oil toxicity. In fact, it's best to keep tea tree oil away from coming into contact on dog's skin regardless of whether or not they can directly lick that part of their bodies; skin is the largest organ that absorbs "stuff", and it's no different for dogs.
819856
The information on the can is not very detailed in regard to pets. It does say "Harmful if inhaled. Avoid breathing vapor or spray mist." I do not currently have any pets but have never had a problem with this product and it works well to eliminate moths.
2133610
No, it is harmless to pets. I have 2 cats and a dog and it does not bother them at all.
832215
From:http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/toxic-and-non-toxic-plants/avocadoToxicity: Toxic to HorsesToxic Principles: Toxic to horses, cattle, goats, and birds. "While avocado is toxic to some animals, in dogs and cats, we do not expect to see serious signs of illness. In some dogs and cats, mild stomach upset may occur if the animal eats a significant amount of avocado flesh or peel. Ingestion of the pit can lead to obstruction in the gastrointestinal tract, which is a serious situation requiring urgent veterinary care. Avocado is sometimes included in pet foods for nutritional benefit. We would generally not expect avocado meal or oil present in commercial pet foods to pose a hazard to dogs and cats." From:http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/toxic-and-non-toxic-plants/avocadoToxicity: Toxic to HorsesToxic Principles: Toxic to horses, cattle, goats, and birds. "While avocado is toxic to some animals, in dogs and cats, we do not expect to see serious signs of illness. In some dogs and cats, mild stomach upset may occur if the animal eats a significant amount of avocado flesh or peel. Ingestion of the pit can lead to obstruction in the gastrointestinal tract, which is a serious situation requiring urgent veterinary care. Avocado is sometimes... » Read More From:http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/toxic-and-non-toxic-plants/avocadoToxicity: Toxic to HorsesToxic Principles: Toxic to horses, cattle, goats, and birds. "While avocado is toxic to some animals, in dogs and cats, we do not expect to see serious signs of illness. In some dogs and cats, mild stomach upset may occur if the animal eats a significant amount of avocado flesh or peel. Ingestion of the pit can lead to obstruction in the gastrointestinal tract, which is a serious situation requiring urgent veterinary care. Avocado is sometimes included in pet foods for nutritional benefit. We would generally not expect avocado meal or oil present in commercial pet foods to pose a hazard to dogs and cats." « Show Less
1261720
I have no idea. I could test them on my cat if you'd like. I'm pretty sure there are non-toxic.
898328
My best guess is it is safe in extremely small doses and as long as there is no broken skin. It is virtually impossible to tell if there is broken skin deep in the ear canals. Tea tree oil is extremely toxic to dogs and cats. If it is ingested or applied topically on broken skin. It is toxic if applied topically in larger quantities even if the skin isn't broken. If you have questions you can call the poison control hotline. If your dog has yeast or fungal ear infections you can get a very inexpensive miconozole liquid from your veterinarian.
711985
Sorry, I can't answer your question. You would have to ask the company. However, we raise English Bulldogs which do have sensitive skin & they've never had an issue with this toy. Our bullies are also from different champion bloodlines. We definatly got our money's worth out of this toy! It is one of the most durable toys we've ever purchased. I can't imagine it would be toxic. If we ever thought it was, we sure wouldn't recommend it! We have no affiliation with the company. Just our personal experience.
2226559
after some research, i have concluded that this product while it contains 9.1% Fipronol, the remaining 90.9% are Other Ingredients that are highly toxic to all of us and pets. Unfortunately, it is not water based, ie 90.9% Inactive Ingredients, like water or mineral oil, etc...,
826451
It will kill your pet slugs, and it also has this warning on the label: CautionsThis pesticide may be harmful to children and fatal to domestic animals if ingested. Exclude children and pets from treated areas until the applied product is no longer visible. For additional precautionary measures, see directions for use and storage and disposal.
554993
Ask a vet before using anything on a pet rat. It's good for dogs... but might hurt a rat.
958324
Absolutely yes. It is non-toxic. It does not kill bugs it just repels them.
667470
The ingredients say "non-toxic", but I would be sure to ask a veterinarian first just to make sure it was ok.
665800
I don't think it's safe for animals. Any toilet bowl cleaner is not typically safe for animals.
384661
Hi Megan, Thanks for your question. Absolutely NOT tested on animals. It is 100% organic and natural ingredients with zero chemicals. Hope this answers it for you :)
1177558
Yes, it' safe. Not sure how effective it is though! It is no longer effective on my animals :(
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!