Regarding the premise spray (not the bombs), do we need to remove our animals? We have foster kitties, so not an easy task to get overyone out.
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You can do room by room, keeping them in one. If you let the spray set for about an hour an open a window to vent any residual fumes before letting the fur babies enter I have an elderly cat that I was advised to watch for reactions if any. Hope this helps.
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We went room by room once it dried after about 30 minutes with fan you should be able to go on to the next room
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Not that I know of. I usually just sprayed. Now if the kitties are real young and small, I would probably not spray where they are directly. Our animals (cars and dogs) all kind of scattered when we would spray.
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if you're treating prophylactically - yes, you should let the aerosol mist dry before the animals come into contact with the surfaces that you're treating. if you're trying to remediate an infestation save your money and dip all the animals, the spray kills them off for a few hours but the fleas just come back. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5Wb2kQfkqE
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We had a bad flea problem, had to bomb multiple times. Our vet sold us this stuff for more than twice what Amazon was selling it. We used a couple bottles over several months. But this was nice. Much less work and you can focus under furniture or in areas that you need. Its not a miracle product but one we turned to several times and we do recommend.... Side note, it u have tile or flooring like that, it can be slippery right when u spray
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I would not. It's not built for outdoors. They make SSSCAT Training Aid that is a motion detected can that sprays the offender. Can use with small animals outside. I saw Jackson Galaxy (My Cat From Hell) use it in TV. I wish I knew what you were doing. I'm not a vet or anything but have a lot of experience with animals. For outdoors you probably need a "comprehensive program". Try the SSSCAT. Or get a motion detector sprinkler if that would work. Good Luck. Liane
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For us: It has helped to calm a kitty from trying to mark his area, to make a safe space, once I used enzyme fluid to remove the urine smell and washed everything. It *could* work for your situation, but no guarantees. We can definitely notice the kitties are calmer and more comfortable in the sprayed areas.
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you vacuumed it up. It isn't like pesticide where you spray and they die. I would suggest leaving it for 3 days and then I'd vacuum it.
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Yes You Can & If You Have Pet It Will Not Hurt Them To Spray Them As Well It Does Have A Lil Vinegar Smell To It But It Will Not Hurt You Or Your Pets
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I don't stay out of the house long because I don't spray outrageous amounts of it. Just open the windows and turn on some fans and go for a walk with your furry friend. The smell should be gone by the time you get back.
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Thanks for asking this. I have allergies and cannot have a cat attached to my bedding. I hope it can it be removed somehow so I can attach it to something outdoors.
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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.
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I used plain water in spray bottle for my cats, when I was training them. I think the idea behind this spray for dogs is that is has a citrus smell. And dogs dont like the smell of citrus; whereas water wouldnt affect them. My suggestion...plain water for cats&#128512;
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You don't. Just keep animal away from rooms you spray for a couple of hours so it can dry . This product works...just not for the 7 months as advertised.
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Yes, this as well as a number of the sprays that are now safer can meet this specific requirement. As we are talking about one specific product working, longer answer shortened is yes, although there are some products that will likely have a longer residual kill, this will work, and in a safe manner as well, respective of dogs, cats etc.
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I really haven't found anything this doesn't work on. After spraying directly on the source of odor ie rug pet bed etc. I would suggest placing it outside for a day. If it can't be moved outside, open windows and put a fan to push air in place. Fresh Wave will work, better than anything else we've tried, but you will need Fresh Air moving over and around to provide air-flow and disperse the odor(s). And it may take more than one or two applications for cat urine depending on the degree of intensity.
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I have watched some Youtube videos on the application of this product and it was suggested to apply all year long, but obviously there is snow on the ground and the little critters tunnel below. I would think to try it, but personally find its almost impossible to rid these guys seeing the product used irritates them, thus they relocate... next door until you stop using. I'm personally focusing on certain areas and if they want to roam all the way in the back.... God bless them! Sorry not what you wanted to hear, but the product is expensive so if it works for you in your area.... great, if not... save your money and buy a couple cats to let out and clean up for you : ) Best of luck from NY! I have watched some Youtube videos on the application of this product and it was suggested to apply all year long, but obviously there is snow on the ground and the little critters tunnel below. I would think to try it, but personally find its almost impossible to rid these guys seeing the product used irritates them, thus they relocate... next door until you stop using. I'm personally focusing on certain areas and if they want to roam all the way in the back.... God bless them! Sorry not what you wanted to hear, but the product is expensive so if it works for you in your area.... great, if... » Read More I have watched some Youtube videos on the application of this product and it was suggested to apply all year long, but obviously there is snow on the ground and the little critters tunnel below. I would think to try it, but personally find its almost impossible to rid these guys seeing the product used irritates them, thus they relocate... next door until you stop using. I'm personally focusing on certain areas and if they want to roam all the way in the back.... God bless them! Sorry not what you wanted to hear, but the product is expensive so if it works for you in your area.... great, if not... save your money and buy a couple cats to let out and clean up for you : ) Best of luck from NY! « Show Less
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I am not an expert but I believe cat urine order is difficult to remove and would require a higher level of ozone the GTF can generate it would also depend on how large the room is which would affect the ozone concentration in the affected area
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I have found that this product does work as long as an animal hasn't yet attacked. If you can spray before it has attacked it will detour long enough that maybe you or your pet can get away.
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I see chemicals as necessary evil. Although the tag says that humans and animals allowed after the liquid dried off, I tend to wait as long as I can to let my cat out. What I do is I spray front yard and let my cat do his bug hunting in the back yard. Than, a week later, I switch.
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it is a great product & has a smell to it but is much better then what cats leave!! I just swear by the uscrams. If you wish the cats to be gone -just use the uscrams & it will do it naturally.