Yes the Hi-Yield Garden, Pet, and Livestock Dust is labeled for use directly on pets as well as their living quarters.
Hi-Yield Garden, Pet, and Livestock Dust can safely be applied to chicken runs. We were informed it's safe if they are pecking, too. We would recommend to keep the chickens out of the treated area until the dust has settled.
Hi-Yield Garden, Pet, and Livestock Dust - 1 lb can be used on cats for fleas. It is not labeled to be used inside homes. If you are looking for a product for home carpets Flea Stoppers would be best.
The Hi-Yield Garden, Pet, and Livestock Dust must stay dry to be effective, so you should not use it with shampoo or otherwise get it wet.
Hi-Yield Garden, Pet, and Livestock Dust is not labeled to be used on cats so would not be recommended on them
Hi-Yield Garden, Pet and Livestock Dust could harm honey bees if they contact the treated areas.
Hi-Yield Garden, Pet, and Livestock Dust per the manufacturer, can safely be applied to chicken runs. Also, we were informed it's safe if they are pecking, too. We would recommend to keep the chickens out of the treated area until the dust has settled.
A dry product like Hi-Yield Garden, Pet, and Livestock Dust will last on outdoor plants only until the area get wet from rainfall or watering. We suggest using residual insecticide sprays for the best control of insects like fleas and ticks in a dog pen area. You can use concetrates such as Onslaught Insecticide mixed with NyGuard IGR for excellent treatment and control of common insects in these areas. Be sure the animals are out of the treatment area until the application is dry. We have more tips on flea control in this online guide.
Hi-Yield Garden, Pet, and Livestock Dust provides a slow kill, so you should vacuum areas before applying to pet bedding. You may need to reapply 2 weeks after the first application, vacuuming again before doing so.
No, Hi-Yield Garden, Pet and Livestock Dust is not labeled to treat corn weevils. Discarding and cleaning the infested areas is key to an effective treatment. You may treat cabinets, shelves and pantry with D-Force HPX aerosol. Treat exposed stages. Remove all food-stuffs, utensils and shelf paper from area to be treated. Discard used shelf paper and any infested foodstuffs. Apply spray to shelves and in cracks and crevices behind and under cupboards and cabinets. Allow spray to dry prior to replacement of shelf paper, food and utensils. Please follow all label instructions and if you have any questions, you may contact a representative at1-866-581-7378 Mon - Fri 9am-5pm.
Unfortunately, while Hi-Yield Garden, Pet, and Livestock Dust is labeled to be used on dogs for fleas, ticks, lice, and flies. It is not labeled for mites. We would no recommend using any products before you get a positive identification on the mites themselves
Hi-Yield Garden, Pet, and Livestock Dust is not labeled for application on cabbage. You could use something like Bonide Garden Dust instead, which is labeled for cabbage. You will apply every 7-10 days as needed, up to 1 day of harvest.
Hi-Yield Garden, Pet, and Livestock Dust should not be applied directly on roses and it is not labeled for treatment of tent caterpillars.We would recommend avoiding spraying the flowers themselves, or you could choose a product that is specifically labeled for use on roses and other flowers. Bonide Systemic Insect Control would be a good choice for long-term systemic control, and Hi-Yield Thuricide Concentrate is a great choice for contact kill.
Hi Yield Garden, Pet and Livestock Dust should not ever be used indoors on carpets and is not labeled for that use. No matter what someone advises you to do, always read the label and follow the labels instructions over all else as the label is the law and the correct and safest way to use the product you have.
If you want to treat carpets indoors for fleas we would suggest using our Indoor Flea Kit which is labeled for indoor use and will do a much better job of controlling fleas than the Hi-Yield Garden dust would, even if it were labeled for indoor use.
According to the manufacturer, since ducks are not on the label for the Hi-Yield Garden, Pet, and Livestock Dust, it should not be used around them.
The Hi-Yield Garden, Pet, and Livestock Dust is not labeled for bedbugs. This dust is for fleas, ticks, lice, and flies. Please take a moment to read over our Bedbug Guide if you think you might have bedbugs.