Replies to This Discussion

Hi Ellen,

Roach killing sprays and baits, when used per label instructions, should not pose a problem for your cats. Be sure to remove pet food bowls and toys before application, avoid overspraying, and allow treated areas to dry and air out thoroughly before letting your cat back into them.

In the case of baits, take care to place the bait stations in an area that can be reached by the bugs, but not your cats. areas such as secure cabinets behind your dishes, under the sink or at the back of your pantry are typically suitable for placement.

Reply to This

RSS

Latest Activity

Paola Ghidotti updated their profile
14 minutes ago
Paola Ghidotti added 4 videos
16 minutes ago
admiral i would go with what your son said
20 minutes ago
bestway updated their profile
27 minutes ago
bestway, Sara Bing, Roberta mae Fogelman and 1 more joined ASPCA Online Community
30 minutes ago
i think you need your teeth fixed fizzell
34 minutes ago
geez geezzeelle
37 minutes ago
Sara Bing added a photo to the album 'My horses'
This message was sent using the Picture and Video Messaging service from Verizon Wireless! To learn how you can snap pictures and capture videos with your wireless phone visit www.verizonwireless.com/picture. Note: To play video messages sent to e…
1 hour ago

Badge

Loading…

© 2009   Created by ASPCA

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Privacy  |  Terms of Service