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    Roundup - poisonous for pets?

    I've checked a couple of websites and haven't found a definitive answer. Does anyone have experience using Roundup (dandelion weed killer)? Is it poisonous for pets?

    We have made an offer on a new house. The back yard is absolutely covered in dandelions. We need to do something drastic (yet not harmful) to get rid of them and start the lawn all over.

    Our kitties are allowed outside under our supervision and Bobcat plans to build them an enclosure so they have a part of the yard all to themselves. But, before we do anything, we need to make sure whatever we put on the lawn doesn't harm cats or dogs.

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    I would imagine if they step on the spot directly after it's been sprayed that it could be harmful. I wouldn't allow the kitties outside until after a few days it's been sprayed.

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    You should consult ChemLawn or someone who does it professionally. We have ours done for weeds and improved growth in this horrid heat, and they do have some all natural products if you request them. Trust me, it'll be cheaper than trying to spray Round-Up, which really isn't going to be effective on a whole yard, on the whole thing.

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    my parents spray my weeds -
    my dad mixes his own mixture b/c he works @ an elevator -
    after he sprays you can literally stand there and watch them die!
    I keep Keegan away from the areas overnite and reallllllly try to not walk on the areas where he sprayed b/c when I walk over that area and walk across the grass you can see my foot prints a day or so later!
    The regular roundup from a store isn't that strong but if the yard is that bad - I would look into some kind of professional to work with it.
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    I used Roundup in the early Spring this year for the dandelions.

    I used it when rain was forecast in 2 or 3 days; and I did not let the cats out in the yard until AFTER the rain.

    It was enough time for the Roundup to work and kill the weeds. I think it mentions you need 24 hours of no rain for it to work, but I don't remember.

    Better to be safe, good for you for asking!

    If the cats are in a new home, you really don't want them outside for a bit anyway. You need them inside setting their scent and understanding that THIS is now home. Good luck!
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    Thanks everybody. I'll keep you posted on how it goes.
    If we buy the house, we plan to leave the kitties right where they are until we get the yard taken care of and a kitty enclosure built. Once that's all done, then we'd move them over to start sniffing around and checking out their new digs.
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    I wouldn't be using Roundup at all with pets around, it's actually a very poisonous herbicide, and I'm quite sure it would make your pets quite ill, even with the smallest amount.
    Dandelions are actually easy to kill......pour boiling water on them, that's what gardeners here in Aussie do.
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    I second this!
    Quote Originally Posted by wombat2u2004
    I wouldn't be using Roundup at all with pets around, it's actually a very poisonous herbicide, and I'm quite sure it would make your pets quite ill, even with the smallest amount.
    Dandelions are actually easy to kill......pour boiling water on them, that's what gardeners here in Aussie do.
    Wom
    I also found the wonderful benefit of letting the yard grow wild... More wildlife! We're in the middle of the city and hardly ever seen anything besides English Sparrows and Starlings. This year we and our neighbors let our grass (and weeds) grow tall and go to seed before mowing it. We got American Goldfinches!!! That was my first time seeing them besides wayyyyyy out in the country at bird feeders.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wombat2u2004
    .pour boiling water on them, that's what gardeners here in Aussie do.
    Wom
    Well how about that? I had never heard of that and think it might be worth a try. (Now Wom you wouldn't be kidding us would you? I can see my neighbors getting a good laugh out of me standing there with my kettle of boiling water! )

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    Round up is not safe

    Yes this is true

    Small amounts are harmful to cats

    Creates long insidious inflammatory diseases
    Very true statement

    Whoever is saying round up is safe
    Doesn't read the science


    http://www.gmoseralini.org/roundup-is-more-toxic-than-declared-new-criigen-study/

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    I don't know about cats, but for rabbits absolutely, my father had sprayed my section when we owned a rabbit many years ago, the wind had made it go further than it should have and lickrish got poisoned, she was only a baby and thank goodness survived it, but it was horrible , and i sure learned a lesson from that, no sprays are allowed outside at all in my section, i prefer to live with weeds, of course the council spray the outside and that is always a worry, but so far so good, just be very careful.,you can always use boiling water on weeds, that works ,makes them die, then pick them out, that is my preferred option, or alternative safe non toxic products.
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    Round up is built to last in water

    1 year after jessy was deliberately poisoned with round up by a Gardner jessy died from glysophate poisoning
    Only 5 years of age
    Poisoned at age 4

    Jessie had a huge fight $7500 vet bills and my support 24/7 whatever it took

    My cat jessica was deliberately poisoned by an awful old lady and a Gardner in Coogee nsw she was sprayed by "round up"
    On her fur and deliberately where she lay
    The old lady didn't want her in the common grounds or unit block

    The chemical was so intense it was all over my sofas, bedding, carpet, myself it stuck like super glue, obviously you can tell my girl was allowed everywhere she was no different to u and I actually she was she was an angel

    After three months of a four week period contamination and a court case me winning measly $250 toilet paper money

    Jessy was rushed into sash medical couldn't breathe only four years of age severe inflammatory bowl disease and diarrhoea non stop she lost 4kg and went from an exuberant well British short hair to an old 22 year old dying cat in weeks
    I nursed jessy for a year she became so crippled she couldn't walk more than 10 tiny tiger steps
    She died 4 days ago
    Exactly as the new data shows how poisonous round up is

    Read these articles
    New science

    http://www.gmoseralini.org/roundup-is-more-toxic-than-declared-new-criigen-study/

    https://www.google.com.au/amp/healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/archive/2017/09/09/amp/gmos-in-pet-food.aspx

    Round up caused a slow painful insidious death

    And did exactly what the science states

    Chronic inflammatory bowl diseases straight after the contamination unable to use bowl and her kidneys were poisoned they only functioned 25% within 12 weeks after poisoning it was insidious

    May the world stop useing poisons

    Facebook; karina victoria to see gorgeous jessy and more on her awful story

    May her suffering be the end of round up

    Use pine oil it dsnt kill cats

    Off course the company will tell u it's fine ask the owner of round up to drink a cup
    Xxxxxxxxx

    Even small amounts of this ingested on their paws or fur science states will cause long term inflammatory diseases, please read the recent study, copy the link below

    Bless her
    May the world stop using poisons

    http://www.gmoseralini.org/roundup-is-more-toxic-than-declared-new-criigen-study/

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    Round up killed my cat

    My cat jessica was deliberately poisoned by an awful old lady and a Gardner in Coogee nsw she was sprayed by "round up"
    On her fur and deliberately where she lay
    The old lady didn't want her in the common grounds or unit block

    The chemical was so intense it was all over my sofas, bedding, carpet, myself it stuck like super glue, obviously you can tell my girl was allowed everywhere she was no different to u and I actually she was she was an angel

    After three months of a four week period contamination and a court case me winning measly $250 toilet paper money

    Jessy was rushed into sash medical couldn't breathe only four years of age severe inflammatory bowl disease and diarrhoea non stop she lost 4kg and went from an exuberant well British short hair to an old 22 year old dying cat in weeks
    I nursed jessy for a year she became so crippled she couldn't walk more than 10 tiny tiger steps
    She died 4 days ago
    Exactly as the new data shows how poisonous round up is

    Read these articles
    New science

    http://www.gmoseralini.org/roundup-is-more-toxic-than-declared-new-criigen-study/

    https://www.google.com.au/amp/healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/archive/2017/09/09/amp/gmos-in-pet-food.aspx


    Round up caused a slow painful insidious death

    And did exactly what the science states

    Chronic inflammatory bowl diseases straight after the contamination unable to use bowl and her kidneys were poisoned they only functioned 25% within 12 weeks after poisoning it was insidious

    May the world stop useing poisons

    Facebook; karina victoria to see gorgeous jessy and more on her awful story

    May get suffering becthe end of round up

    Use pine oil it dsnt kill cats

    Off course the company will tell u it's fine ask the owner of round up to drink a cup
    Xxxxxxxxx

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    Yes round up killed my cat

    1 year after jessy was deliberately poisoned with round up by a Gardner jessy died from glysophate poisoning
    Only 5 years of age
    Poisoned at age 4

    Jessie had a huge fight $7500 vet bills and my support 24/7 whatever it took

    Even small amounts of this ingested on their paws or fur science states will cause long term inflammatory diseases, please read the recent study, copy the link below

    Bless her
    May the world stop using poisons

    http://www.gmoseralini.org/roundup-is-more-toxic-than-declared-new-criigen-study/

    I also posted a post on here

    Round up killed my cat

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    We are so sorry for your loss. How awful!
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