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Of course, but it's still there after drying. dogs/cats sniff the ground, lay on it, eat bugs that have interacted with it, etc. (hopefully not for all of these
by slimsag 4y ago
Of course, but it's still there after drying. dogs/cats sniff the ground, lay on it, eat bugs that have interacted with it, etc. (hopefully not for all of these, but I am sure they do)
- cma 4y agoSome things completely change character after drying. Permethrin will kill cats while wet (like just after applying topically to a dog), but they wont absorb enough of it dry. And it doesn't really re-wet by just adding water (permethrin for hiking stays on clothes through 30 washes or something). I'm not sure if it chemically changes or if it starts out in some kind of emulsion or something that can't be recreated by just rewetting with water.
- slimsag 4y agoThat's really interesting, I didn't know that. Makes me wonder how many herbicides / insecticides are like this for sure