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Asked by T. from Jesup Georgia03/24/2021QWill a broadcast of Over n Out! work?
I have Fire ant mounds in my garden as well as around the perimeter of my garden.AOver N Out Advanced Fire Ant Killer can be applied around the perimeter of the garden, but not inside the garden. Ferti-Lome Come and Get It! Fire Ant Killer is an alternative.
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Asked by Misty from Gardendale06/24/2022QWhat about is it safe for my cats to walk around outside with granules in the yard?A
If broadcasted Over n Out! Advanced Fire Ant Killer should be watered in immediately, once dry it is safe for pets.
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Asked by Mike from Montgomery, Tx06/29/2022QDoes Over n Out! Advanced Fire Ant Killer have an impact on fleas?A
Over n Out! Advanced Fire Ant Killer targets fire ants only. Please find our flea kits here and treatment article/videos here for more information on a successful control program.
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Asked by Scott from Waynesboro01/28/2024QHow long is Over n Out! Advanced Fire Ant Killer effective?A
Per the label, Over n Out! Advanced Fire Ant Killer will last up to 6 months.Â
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Asked by Frank from Charlotte, Nc02/29/2024QWill Over n Out! Advanced Fire Ant Killer work on digger bees?A
Over n Out! Advanced Fire Ant Killer is only designed for fire ants as directed on the product label.
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Asked by Richard from Florida02/20/2026Qwhat is main toxin used and what are signs pet has gotten into it
dog is sick vet thinks its possible toxen reactionAThe two main ingredients in the Over n Out! Advanced Fire Ant Killer is Bifenthrin and Cypermethrin. Per the product label, it is generally safe for pets as long as the product has dried. You can find more information here: https://www.domyown.com/msds/Over_n_Out!_Advanced_Fire_Ant_Kille…
Read Full Answer »The two main ingredients in the Over n Out! Advanced Fire Ant Killer is Bifenthrin and Cypermethrin. Per the product label, it is generally safe for pets as long as the product has dried. You can find more information here: https://www.domyown.com/msds/Over_n_Out!_Advanced_Fire_Ant_Killer_Label_2023.pdf
If a pet has digested the product when first applied, they will show signs of intense drooling, vomiting, diarrhea, tremors, muscle twitching, and incoordination, and should be taken to the vet immediately.