Question 1

I have 2 indoor only cats and have no where to take them, if I use this stuff. Can I use it still with them in apt. & just open windows to ventilate?

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If I were in this situation and I had a bathroom with an exhaust fan, I would move my cats into the bathroom with all food and water bowls, litter boxes; place a rolled up towel under the outside of the bathroom door (MAKING SURE THE EXHAUST FAN IS ON).  Open the windows of the apartment and spray any affected area with the siphotrol.  Washing any cat blankets and bedding.  Make sure all areas are thoroughly dry before allowing the cats to walk onto treated areas, as the groom their paws.  I would be questioning why I had flea problems with 2 indoor only cats.?  Do they spend time on a screen porch?  Do I also have a dog bringing fleas into the apt.?

Question 2

How many times do you spray with this to combat a problem?  Daily? Weekly?  Monthly?

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Every other day or after I vacuumed until the bottle was gone.  Problem seems to be resolved.  Vet says dog has no fleas and cat seems good.  Both pets treated with Frontline CONSISTENTLY every month from now on... not skipping.  The spray nozzle on this bottle is a little tricky, as it seems like you have to get it really primed (pumped holding it straight forward).  I might go back to the aerosol type if I ever need it again.  Good Luck

Question 3

can you spray on clothing and shoes

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I think so. It says it is safe for all fabric just make sure it's completely dry before wearing them.

Question 4

Can this be sprayed on hardwood floors?

Accepted Answer

Good question. For the most part I don't think fleas thrive on hardwood floors. My advice would be to read the instructions and if you must use on such a surface try it on a hidden spot first. For all I know it may stain hardwood. Otherwise this product works!

Vet Kem Home Spray 24 oz

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