A: Hi Amanda, This barn lime is safe for use in chicken coops and around pets. It is made of ground calcium carbonate, which is not harmful to chickens if consumed and will not cause harm if it comes into contact with dog paws.

A: Hi Brian: This item is recommended as an Acid, Odor & Moisture Neutralizer

A: Hi Lisa B! Yes, this product is safe for use around pets, and should not cause any harm if it comes into contact with dog paws, or chickens walk on it.

A: Hi Michael! This barn lime is not intended for use in a sewage system. Its ideal for use in horse stalls, chicken coops, animal pens, dog kennels, and on lawns, gardens and ponds. Spread an even layer of barn lime over your target area. Add Bedding: Place fresh bedding material on top of the barn lime layer. Maintenance: If you notice wet conditions, a pungent odor, or ammonia smell, increase the frequency and amount of barn lime you apply avoid creating a slurry. Caution: Use caution in wet, slippery conditions.

A: Hi Kenny, This product acts as an odor and moisture neutralizer that is ideal for use in dog kennels. It helps manage pungent odors and ammonia smells in animal areas.

A: Hi joe vee: No, this product is ground calcium carbonate, also known as ag lime

A: Hi Bill! Yes, this barn lime is ground calcium carbonate, which is the chemical composition of calcite. It is a powder-form limestone used to neutralize acid, odors, and moisture in environments like horse stalls and gardens.

A: Hi Brooke! While this product is not marketed for direct pest control, it can help keep down fleas by absorbing the moisture that attracts them. It also helps manage moisture and odors in areas like chicken coops, which can act as a repellent to other insects like mites.

A: Hi Sully! This lime is Dolomitic.

A: Hi Nora! No, Dusting the foliage with barn lime can severely damage or burn your plant's leaves and disrupt the soil pH