A: Yes, it is safe for pets to return to the yard once the spray has completely dried. You should remove cats and kittens from the area before spraying and ensure they do not contact the treated surface until it is dry, which typically takes about two hours.

A: Yes, it is safe for pets to re-enter the treated area once the spray has completely dried, which typically takes about two hours. You should remove cats and kittens from the yard before spraying.

A: Yes, it is safe for pets to re-enter the treated area once the spray has completely dried. You should remove cats and kittens from the yard before spraying and ensure they do not contact the surface until it is dry, which typically takes approximately two hours.

A: No, this product does not contain permethrin. The active ingredient listed for this yard and premise spray is Bifenthrin.

A: Hello, thank you for your question. Like most pest sprays, the active ingredients target insects and can be harmful to wildlife (including birds and beneficial insects) if they contact the wet spray or feed on insects coated with it. Once the treated area has dried according to label directions, the risk from residue is reduced, but you should still avoid spraying directly on bird feeders, nesting areas, plants birds frequent, or while birds are actively feeding

A: Hello, thank you for your question. No, it is not labeled for use on fabrics, clothing, bedding or any laundry.

A: Hello, thank you for your question. Yes, it can be harmful if animals come into contact with it while it’s wet. Always let the spray fully dry before allowing pets back into the treated area.

A: Hello, thank you for your question. Remove pets, birds and cover fish aquariums before spraying. Do not allow children or pets to contact surface until spray has dried. After the application has dried it is safe for pets or people to re-enter the treated area. The spray will take approximately 2 hours to dry or longer, depending on the humidity level in the area.

A: Hi, This yard and premise pest control spray lasts for up to 6 weeks.

A: Hi, Thank you for your question. Per the vendor, "The spray will take approximately 2 hours to dry or longer, depending on the humidity level in the area. We always recommend allowing the product time to properly dry. If the pet was able to ingest the product, they may see some vomiting, upset stomach or diarrhea. If the pet is experiencing symptoms, please have them call our medical line at 1(800)781-4738 staffed with veterinarians and toxicologists so we may check in on the pet and properly report this. They are available 24 hours a day. Please note, the manufacturing and use of our products are approved and closely regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). PetIQ has tested its products in accordance with EPA rules and regulations in order to ensure the products are effective."