I wonder if this product be used around pets? Does it off-gas after it cures/dries? Anyone have experience with that?
635982
I have a cat and she is indoors all the time. Once it dried there was no problem at all.
635983
My cats were not bothered with the fumes while I worked on an outside project. The smell does not have a lingering effect. The product is very messy. The spray comes out in a gush and drips!
2012369
I used it to clean dog crate and it is wonderful. I put it in my dishwasher, laundry and diffuse it. I've never seen it recommended for use on animals. I use Tea Tree essential oil on my dogs bedding to get rid of fleas and it works wonders for that. Also lavender oil and distilled water spray on her for fleas.
1939425
I just sprayed it all over my carpet, couch, and the dogs bedding. If you have an indoor dog I suggest you put her/him behind a gate for half an hour until it dries. I bathed and blow dried my dog so by the time I was done doing that she was free to run all over the place again. Hope this helps.
280590
This stuff works great. What I do, is double the dose in one gallon. keep the pets away until the stuff drys. When temp is above 80 it should dry in about 20-25 minutes. pets should be okay then. I also only spray the exterior of my home about two feet up from the foundation and around the lower portion of my window seals and entry doors. Hope this info helps.
292373
NO! It's not safe around any domestic animal, wild animal, pet or livestock. It says on the package for agricultural use only. What makes it worse is it looks like a dog treat. This product, while effective against rodents, has no place in residential use. It's a rat killer and a pet killer.
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I no longer have any pets, but it is totally safe around pets and babies once it is dry. You just obviously want to leave it alone till it is dry. (Think about not putting your hands in wet Raid either, right?) When we did have dogs, we treated the fleas separately with pills we gave our dogs once a month. I have used this product for over ten years with OUTSTANDING results and no sickness at all.
1070159
The pet formula has enzymes that help remove pet odors and deter pets from resoiling in that spot. It's excellent at killing pet odors. (My cat peed in the air duct and it got rid of the ammonia smell.) It's also not green. You can spray it on carpet, furniture, etc and it won't leave any discoloration. I'm not sure you can do that with regular simple green. The smell is very nice. Not strong like regular simple green, and not chemical smelling. I HIGHLY recommend this stuff if you have pets.
1233112
I would say no because it does say harmful if swallowed. It does say it is safe for pets but I always use water over it after I have cleaned up the area. The ingredients are water, bio-enzymatic odor-lock, oxygen boosters, isopropyl alcohol, fragrance. It works very well. It also says that is safe for use around children and pets, when used as directed.
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I don't see why not. I think the heat only turns on when the cat/dog lays on it. So, it's off when they are away. It has a removable cover that can be washed. It does say that if you have an animal that chews on things, do NOT get it.
2101063
It only works while it is on. I have been using it on my dogs for years and have had no adverse reactions to leaving them on. They are waterproof. I change them every 3 months. My dog do not have fleas and so I do not want to treat with a flea treatment.
1300582
You certainly can use this product on your dog beds. It is perfectly safe for use around animals--just make sure the spray is dry before the dogs get back on the beds. It is a very good pet odor eliminator.
83500
Hi Robert - I can't swear to that, but I'd bet it is... I used it (a pinch/pan) for pups with loose stools, and later with a Mom dog with the same - cleared them right up and no problems. Use only a little! It was originally recommended to me by a vet tech, so... (I think it's the same ingredient that's in a product for tear stains in dogs called "Angel Eyes" -
836264
It's been a long time since I used this product so forgive me... I used it primarily for pet stains. After removing as much of the stain as possible, I took a damp cloth and soaked it with the stain remover. Applied it to the stain area and then covered it with plastic wrap. Then I put a vase or something heavy over the area and let it sit for a few hours. You're supposed to reapply product the next day but I never had to do so but the stain was completely gone. And the smell, too. Hope this helps.
1435145
No - that's not what it is for AT ALL. It is for removing stains and odor from things the animal has peed on, but not from the air.
140203
I just want to throw this in about D. earth - if you don't get FOOD GRADE it will kill your cats. So if you go that route be VERY VERY careful. I read some very sad stories in my research. I used it (food grade only) externally on a pet dog and my friend told me it was imp not to breathe it in. Didn't research that part but just more info. Good Luck!
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.
1189609
It really cleans it nice and smells terrific but I don't do it on a regular basis because he (my little 8lb Maltese) hates it sooo much and just won't sit still long enough for me to clean it well. It did work well the first and second time I used it. I don't know if there is a trick to doing it but I sure don't enjoy doing it and neither does he. I would say though that if you are consistent that it would work better & better each time. And if there is a easy way to do it, please let me know!!!!