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Weed Spraying

StompToWork · 2013-08-28 17:42:09

So, I am having my yard sprayed for weeds. My question is, how long before I can safely let my 1yr old Lab back out without worrying about him being poisoned?

28-08-2013 5:42pm

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So, I am having my yard sprayed for weeds. My question is, how long before I can safely let my 1yr old Lab back out without worrying about him being poisoned?

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#2 28-08-2013 6:29pm

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Are there no guidelines provided by the manufacturer on the packaging?
Do you know what weedkiller it is?

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#3 28-08-2013 7:15pm

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Most weedkillers I've seen the dogs can be let out when the weedkiller is dry, BUT it also says that grazing animals shouldn't eat the vegetation until it's gone over. So I'd imagine it'll depend on whether your dog eats grass.

But like DBB have a read of the small print on the bottle

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