How long before pets can go in yard after spraying?
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Bit depending on weather. I would say after the solution totally dry's/absorbs into the ground you will be fine.
2180846
I haven't seen any die yet. Scott's says to keep all pets off of the lawn until after the product has been applied and after the lawn has dried. http://answers.scotts.com/answers/4814-en_us/product/prod100064/scotts-scotts-turf-builder-weed-feed-questions-answers/questions.htm?sort=helpfula
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You need to follow instructions on the can as closely as possible. I usually do part of the house at the time and the cats and I stay in the other part. For instance I do the bedroom and we stay in the other part of the house. Then I do the other part and we stay in the bedroom or go outside for a while. My cats go outside some of the time anyway. The Vet told me the other day that I should spray and then leave the area for one hour. She said that applied to people animals and any other little creatures such as birds etc. The warnings on the can says to avoid breathing the fumes. It really does not take long for it to dry and I use it on the furniture and carpet.
707306
We covered 1/4 yd with 1 hose-end sprayer application, including 4 ft up the side of our house, trees, & 20 feet outside our fence line. It's nice to do it just after a rain so it soaks in to kill all ground bugs. In dry conditions it will last up to 3 months. Depending on the wet conditions it can last 1 month or more. www.cedarcide.com has a lot of information on their product & a contact method.
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I'm not sure but I think I allowed it to dry for an hour or so before letting the animals back in the house. The instructions say not to let humans or pets come in contact with treated surface until it has dried. I put the animals on the screened porch while I treated and it dried. The instructions on the can are very specific and I think that if you follow the directions that you won't have any problem. This is one product that really works. We love it. The can says that it prevents re-infestation of fleas for 7 months but it's been longer than that since I used it and I still find dead flies, ants etc. on the floor. I'm not sure but I think I allowed it to dry for an hour or so before letting the animals back in the house. The instructions say not to let humans or pets come in contact with treated surface until it has dried. I put the animals on the screened porch while I treated and it dried. The instructions on the can are very specific and I think that if you follow the directions that you won't have any problem. This is one product that really works. We love it. The can says that it prevents re-infestation of fleas for 7 months but it's been longer than that since I used it and I still find dead... » Read More I'm not sure but I think I allowed it to dry for an hour or so before letting the animals back in the house. The instructions say not to let humans or pets come in contact with treated surface until it has dried. I put the animals on the screened porch while I treated and it dried. The instructions on the can are very specific and I think that if you follow the directions that you won't have any problem. This is one product that really works. We love it. The can says that it prevents re-infestation of fleas for 7 months but it's been longer than that since I used it and I still find dead flies, ants etc. on the floor. « Show Less
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Seven days after application. No reason to wait until everything is completely brown. Glyphosate works faster in warm weather but it does kill what it is sprayed on in cool weather if the plant is green and growing.
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I'd hit you lawn, wait a week and then hit it again. After the second hit, it should be dead in 3-4 days and ready to plant bushes. It's powerful stuff, but it takes time to work.
453259
My tabby is indoor-outdoor about 50%-50% and this works well. That being said, we also removed him from the property for a day while we sprayed outdoor flea spray on the lawn and rest of the yard which I would suggest you do if you can keep them off the property for a couple hours while it dries
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.
920196
Yes without question. Keep kids and pets away until the spray dries completely.
505229
yes, spray before walks and at bed time. And does take time for the fleas too die.
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The precautionary statement states--PEOPLE AND PETS MAY ENTER TREATED AREAS AFTER SPRAY HAS DRIED.RCO
2211974
Yes for outdoors, this spray was safe when our german shepherd was a puppy as young as 12 weeks. This is just for outdoors but they make a great pet-friendly product you can spray directly on the pet, inside in/around their bedding. Works very well. Hope this helps.
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This product deals effectively with weeds and crabgrass without harming your lawn provided you follow dilution instructions. The first application will help ridding good percentage of the weeds, then you should follow with a second application 3-4 weeks away then as needed.
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We recommend releasing an animal as soon as possible once it has been caught. We do not have a specific time frame for how long they can be contained.
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Not in my experience. I give my dog a "time-out" in the backyard of a few hours (with food and water, of course), and he hates not being in the house with me. That stopped him for a long while from marking. However, whenever he lapses and tries it again, he gets another "time out." Have to catch him in the act, or a minute after for that tactic to work. I guess it depends on the dog whether that works or not. As far as the product, it has a fresh, fragrant smell to me. I think they changed it, as it seems stronger than before. The scent dissipates after a while, too, but it seems also to be a deterrent to my dog, as he associates that with his "time-out." Not in my experience. I give my dog a "time-out" in the backyard of a few hours (with food and water, of course), and he hates not being in the house with me. That stopped him for a long while from marking. However, whenever he lapses and tries it again, he gets another "time out." Have to catch him in the act, or a minute after for that tactic to work. I guess it depends on the dog whether that works or not. As far as the product, it has a fresh, fragrant smell to me. I think they changed it, as it seems stronger than before. The scent dissipates after a while, too, but... » Read More Not in my experience. I give my dog a "time-out" in the backyard of a few hours (with food and water, of course), and he hates not being in the house with me. That stopped him for a long while from marking. However, whenever he lapses and tries it again, he gets another "time out." Have to catch him in the act, or a minute after for that tactic to work. I guess it depends on the dog whether that works or not. As far as the product, it has a fresh, fragrant smell to me. I think they changed it, as it seems stronger than before. The scent dissipates after a while, too, but it seems also to be a deterrent to my dog, as he associates that with his "time-out." « Show Less
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I sprayed my living room, bedrooms and hallway and had my dog tied up outside while I did that and then I shut the door and took him for a nice long 2 hour walk and did a couple little errands and we were gone maybe a total of 3 - 4 hours and then we both went back in the house. He didn't react to it at all (no sniffing the carpet or anything). Hope this helps.