Ringer Lawn Restors is completely natural, and safe to use around children and pets. The ingredients are derived from hydrolyzed poultry feather meal, nitrate of soda, potassium sulfate, bone meal and soybean meal. For more information about Ringer Lawn Restore, read the full instructions.

The key to safe chickens is a sturdy, impenetrable coop. Raccoons should be more of a concern, they are such clever, determined critters. .Make sure the structure is secure (enclosed top, fencing buried below ground under the sides, secure latches on doors or other entryways), keep all birds locked in at night, letting them out into the run or "tractor" only during the day.

The answer is yes. According to SCD listserve member Deborah (and her dog, Max), "Dogs are eating the same kind of commercial cr** we are, except perhaps even worse." The link below contains some interesting links regarding this topic.

Yes. Zodiac offers the following products for horses and ponies to control flying insects and other pests: Zodiac Triple Action Conditioning Flea & Tick Shampoo for Dogs, Cats & Horses, Pre-Strike Wipe Away for Horses and Ponies, and Pre-Strike Bot Fly and Mosquito Repellent for Horses & Ponies. For small mammals including ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters and gerbils, we offer Zodiac Wipe Away to quickly kill fleas, ticks, and lice.

It is always important to follow package directions before applying any flea & tick product to your pet. Most Adams products are safe to use for both cats and dogs. PERMETHRIN BASED PRODUCTS SHOULD NEVER BE USED ON CATS AS THEY ARE SENSITIVE TO THIS COMPOUND. It is not recommended to use any pesticide on kittens or puppies under 12 weeks of age. Always consult a veterinarian before using any product on debilitated, aged, pregnant or nursing animals or animals on medication.

Not for use on skin, prolonged exposure to vapors should be avoided. Pets should be removed during fogging process.

All dogs and cats over 4 months old must be licensed. There is a limit of 3 dogs or 3 cats or combination per household.

All mammals (including cats, dogs, horses, dolphins, etc.) and some other animals also are susceptible to the disease. It is considered an epidemic in dogs. There have been no confirmed cases in birds to date.

Milky Spore does not affect pets, beneficial insects, fish, bees, birds, other animals, plants, or man. It is not a poison.

Yes, like most breeds if raised with children and other pets the Shar-Pei can be a loving member of the family. Puppy kindergarten is a good way to socialize your puppy with other dogs, people, and unfamiliar surroundings. When considering a Shar-Pei as your family dog make sure you see the parents of your prospective pup. This will help you determine what your pup's temperament will be like.

Yes. But they rarely, if ever, get sick. No cases of West Nile disease have been confirmed in dogs and cats. The virus can infect many species of animals, but few actually get the disease. Most infections have been identified in birds, but West Nile Virus has been shown to infect dogs, cats, horses, and domestic rabbits, as well as bats, chipmunks, skunks, and squirrels.

Yes, not only for traumatic and surgical wounds, but for bacterial and fungal infections that affects the skin and ear cannel. Woundade is effective for hot spots in dogs. It is not effective against parasitic infections such as nematodes, mange or mites, but will prevent secondary bacterial infections caused by these parasites.

Information regarding household pets can be found in the Zoning Ordinance for each particular zone. You can find this information in title 17 of the Municpal code. To view a zoning map click here. In general for residential zones you are allowed household pets not exceeding two (2) per species over the age of four (4) months per dwelling. Occording to Chapter 17.08.

A:Not necessarily. Many of the dogs who come through our program have grown up with kids, are fine with other animals, and were given up through little or no fault of their own. Each of the danes are evaluated to determine what kind of home would best suit them. Often with adult rescues, what you see is what you get. They can be trained for certain behaviors, but their basic personality is set.

Badgers do not generally kill family pets like cats and dogs. Most cats and dogs will avoid a badger if they see one. Others may stand their ground before realizing that it's better to run away in defeat. Sadly, a very few pets do find themselves in situations where they are cornered and the badger sees them as a threat to its cubs, and they may be attacked and rarely killed. Importantly, badgers do eat a lot of dead meat (carrion), so may well eat any dead animals they come across.

No, in most cases the pets' owners do not reclaim them. Only about 2% of cat's owners will reclaim their pet and only 20% of dogs owners will reclaim them.

Simple Solution pads are uniquely treated with a safe proprietary formula to attract pets. Based on studies preformed at Texas A & M University, the combination of pheromones and scent attractants has been proven to be a safe and effective luring technique to housetrain canines. This special blend of components increases the likelihood puppies will eliminate on the pad. Best of all, they are odorless to humans.

Yes, study results from field trials demonstrated cats can commingle with dogs treated with ProMeris for dogs. These trials studied a large number of cats living in the same households with dogs treated with ProMeris for dogs. The vast majority of the dogs were treated twice, providing a significant number of possible cat exposures to treated dogs. No adverse responses were observed in these cats.

Whenever possible, it is best to have pets avoid the treatment area for at least 24 hours. However, the risk of your pet coming in contact with the bait is very small because the bait is always applied underground.

No. If you are allergic to cats, you'll more than likely be allergic to all varieties of cats. The same holds true for dogs. The allergen that produces the symptoms is shared amongst all breeds. (There is some evidence to indicate that people might be slightly less allergic to certain breeds of dogs, but usually there is significant allergy no matter what breed is considered.)