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WARNING: For anyone who has pets ..
While i was at the XBIZ summer forum i had my house sprayed for ants, it had gotten out of hand since it's summer time. I made sure it was a pet friendly pest control company, they swore it was non-toxic. When i got home i noticed she was acting weird. Usually she jumps on my lap to see me and she couldn't. She started shaking and then couldn't control herself. I jumped in my car and started rushed her to the pet emergency hospital. In the car she had 6 grand mal seizures by the time i got her there. She was in the hospital until last night. She seems to be doing better now .. but her tremors havn't stopped 100%. She is on meds every 8 hours. The Vet told me this was very common and pest control centers often lie about how safe their products are.
SO Please be very careful with pest control! Research, Research, Research!! Here is a link to some simple non-toxic solutions to try first: http://www.eartheasy.com/live_natpest_control.htm Megan |
Yikes. Sorry to hear this.....
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OMG! :( Glad your pet is still alive and doing okay!
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damn Megan thats terrible. Hope he is better very soon.
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Sorry to hear that Megan, hope she's gonna be back to normal soon!!!
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I have had some nasty bugs this season in My new place, I have been Meaning to setup a pest spraying but have been waiting to go out of town so I can take the 2 dogs with me. I am scared for my pets safety and my own.
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And don't forget the special cost of the emergeny treatment from the vet ... it's a bill i wont forget soon!!
Granted i would paid any bill they would handed me. xoxo, Megan |
I'd be passing that bill on to the pest control company with some serious legal threatening.
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Hi Megan,
I hope your dog is doing better and that she recovers fully. We had some pesticide spraying in my neighborhood and I lost 4 koi fish to it...some of them were pretty big too. For ants we've had success with citrus-scented cleaning wipes. There's one more that. We also used some powders that were good (I'll have to check with wifey, I don't recall which one worked best). Mike |
ouch, sorry to hear that... i'll take note of that. thanks!
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megan whats your icq
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Wow sorry to hear this and hope she recovers 100%
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Now I recall....
Chalk works great! It should be non-toxic to everyone. The ants HATE chalk - it is very effective and inexpensive. Regards, Mike |
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My God! That's terrible! Not only is it bad that they lied but then to see your pet affected by something they couldn't prevent. I'm glad you caught it before it was too late.
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That's fucked up.... |
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did the company sign any documents that said they were pet safe? if so, you could def. win that case
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Unbelievable.
People can be so careless. |
Bad to hear, glad that she's okay now!
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I take it they will be paying the bill.
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go after them..send them an invoice first...then a registered letter containing the invoice
then go over with three dudes and present it in person..lol |
Sue them.
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I would never leave my dog anywhere near where anyone was spraying pest control products not matter how many assurances the company gave me. If it's not something I think is good for myself it's certainly not good for my pooch.
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Ants are living beings too
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Sorry about the pet, but I find it amazing how many people here are saying "sue, sue, sue" yet bitch that the US is too litigious.
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I am definatly making them pay for the vet bills .. but i wont be suing.
Also i didn't leave my dogs near the spray ... we asked if we should keep them indoors for awhile. The company said NO .. but we did anyway. I actually think what happened is the next morning when my puppy went out there she walked in the yard, did her business and then came in and licked her feet. Which she pretty common .. but how i think she ingested the poison. I just wanted to make more people aware of other ways to handle pests .. since nothing is actually very safe. This was kinda like my PSA so hopefully this doesn't happen to anyone else. Megan |
Sorry to hear that and thanks for the heads up. I hope your puppy is doing ok now.
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That's horrible. I'm happy that the house I'm buying has the pest control in the walls, so they won't even have to spray inside the house for pests. It's all contained.
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For ants you dont even need a pest spray. Just give them grits. Buy a package at the store, and pour it near where they come from. Not toooo much. they will take it back to the mound. When they eat it, and then drink water, it swells and kills them.
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In the future wait at least 24 hours before you let anything come in contact with an outside insecticide. Especially if the grass is wet like it usually is in the morning. Wait till it dries. The company should have even placed a few little throwaway flags in the yard stating so. I know they do around here. At first I thought you were talking about what they spray inside. The outside stuff is usually much stronger or concentrated. |
oh my, i am so sorry to hear about this. how horrible. :( what a little trooper you have there, though! i hope everythingi continues going well.. thanks for the warning information.
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haha dude that's fucking SWEET :thumbsup |
Dude that fuckin sucks..My dog ate snail bait and went into seizure also. She s ok now, but that shit is freaky man. Glad you dogs cool!!
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yes, they all lie, none are pet friendly. When i have my place sprayed, twice a year cuz of contact, i leave my 2 dogs with friends or family for 2 days.
I hope your dog gets better and a speedy recovery. Hang in there |
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wow that's crazy. that they would lie?!?!
i hope your dog comes out ok from that. crazy.... |
I appreciate everyones kind words!!
BTW She ran around a tiny bit last night .. so things are looking much better:thumbsup her is a picture of her =) http://a619.ac-images.myspacecdn.com...35443618_l.jpg She is very little as you can see! xoxo, Megan |
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