I am as big of a fan of sevin dust for bugs as the next person, but I wouldn't put it on your dogs and cats without checking with your vet. Some things adversely affect dogs and cats (esp. cats) and everyone is just amazed that it happened.
Additionally, I wouldn't want that sevin dust coming in the house onto my sofa/floor. It is toxic. Just thought I would also mention that everyone should be using gloves, mask, long sleeves, take shower afterwards with sevin and poultry dust, like all chemicals.
THanks for the input.
I have had friends apply the topical flea meds from the vets and had adverse reactions. Like killed the dog reactions. Just saying . . . these are all chemicals. I'm picking the cheaper one the keeps monty in my pocket instead of handing it to a vet.
Edited to add:
I also did a significant google search looking for alternatives to the vet,
read $$$$, choices for flea management. Cats are particularly sensitive. I did not use Sevin on my pets without reasonable thought and research first. I love my pets but hate what the fleas are doing to them.
I also wonder if the frontline etc. is really all that safe for us as well. Food for thought.
Edited by Arielle - 2/3/12 at 7:26am
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