Good conversation here, whatever you do keep using the Permethrin. Just had Rocky Mountain Spotted fever, I go thru cans of this stuff and still got a tick Bourne illness. Tick illness are not worth the risk, nasty critters.
Just don't spray a cat down with it. For some reason they can't handle it. My buddy's wife found that out the hard way!To date, Permethrin is considered the most "mammal-friendly" pesticide known. Generally, it takes concentrations 10 to 20 times higher than what we are spraying on our clothes to see detrimental effects. Now is it good for you? No. But is it terribly bad for you? I would say only in very high doses.
To date, Permethrin is considered the most "mammal-friendly" pesticide known. Generally, it takes concentrations 10 to 20 times higher than what we are spraying on our clothes to see detrimental effects. Now is it good for you? No. But is it terribly bad for you? I would say only in very high doses.
Toxic to cats….seems ok for dogs and humans….To date, Permethrin is considered the most "mammal-friendly" pesticide known. Generally, it takes concentrations 10 to 20 times higher than what we are spraying on our clothes to see detrimental effects. Now is it good for you? No. But is it terribly bad for you? I would say only in very high doses.