did this product kill and eliminate sarcopetes scabei?
1434191
well i don't think my dog has Sarcoptes she had a skin condition called comedone syndrome which can affect alot of dog breeds and the bites do look kind of similar to sarcopes bites but a little less worse but as far as i know my dog had a lot of skin problems and this took away about 95% out of it :) also i suggest that you look into what your feeding your dog the main reason for skin problems in what your feeding your dog the first two ingredients should be meat and meat meal (beef, beef meal) chicken,chicken meal, avoid corn its bad .... also i bought salmon oil from only natural pet online and that seem to work for her skin as well and is super healthy for them she started to grow her hair back in four days :) good luck by the way the zymox enzymatic rinse makes a huge difference after use of shampoo :)
1434192
My dog does not have that problem, so I couldn't answer that question with any confidence.
1434193
My use was due to my bichon's compromised auto-immune issue. (Can't naturally get rid if mites.) Treatment required medication and an antihistamine. The zymox provided extra comfort. Fortunately, as predicted by his vet, Beau outgrew the problem by age two. I have continued with Zymox because I like the product, and I think it is good for his skin.
1434194
My dog has not had this problem, she suffers from a yeast problem and it has helped her to smell better.
1434195
Sorry, my dog had Allergy itch, I don't believe he had sarcopetes scabei (mites/scabies). However, for sarcopetes scabei, I would try Frontline Plus, or Revolution (Selamectin). These will keep on killing the pesty mites for months. :-)
1434196
it helped with itching . You might need to add fish oil also to diet for itching also.
1723465
Yes, it kills moles, and moles are the only reason we use it. We tried everything for years and reluctantly went to a poison when the moles spread completely around our home and extensive back area. Our grass was repeatedly killed out from the mole trails, and mowing was difficult; even shrubbery and small tress were uprooted and killed. Shortly after placing blocks into the holes and trails, they were gone. It's the only thing that has done the job, and altho new trails eventually appear, it is easy to rid the moles from them when they are first noticed.
2122252
Definitely not - it could kill them. You also will need to remove any plants.
1025587
Look into a product called Certainty. It kills nutsedge with killing zoysia.
2148990
It kills by cutting through their exoskeletons and drying them up from the inside. It's not like a poison that kills immediately. Also there are eggs that are still being laid, and it will take a while for all of them to hatch and be exposed. Just have patience & it will work.
1112224
It says it kills them. I haven't used it for them specifically but it works for everything I have used it on.
1564277
Yes it does. I sprayed our cedar trees and it killed the bag worms. They are coming back now ,it was a year ago that I sprayed. Our trees are huge so this time we are going to let the professionals do the spraying. It kills ant too.
904299
I honestly don't know; but this stuff has killed everything that has come in contact with it so far. We have scorpians and regular bugs you find around a lot of trees (we're in the mountains) and nothing has escaped alive so far. It worked all last summer, fall and winter, without a second spraying. We are about to spray again for this year after the rainy season calms down. I know I can't give you a straight answer but it's worked on everything I had coming up to and into the house so far. Good luck!
2025918
Thankfully, I have no personal experience with these little devils but I DO know CedarCide is the best 'terminator' when it comes to insects. I have used CedarCide's Best Yet on my pets with much success for fleas as well as other creepy crawlers that invade the premises. From my experience, the pesky insects die within seconds of application & Best Yet has a lingering fresh cedar scent which acts as a deterrent against a recurrence. CedarCide advertises their Best Yet to be non-staining and, so far, the product has performed for me as the company claims. It has proven to truly non-toxic to everyone in this household - including my birds - this product, to me, is a miracle. I've even applied it to my young grandchildren as the most effective insect repellent EVER plus there are NO harmful chemicals which is very unusual even for most commercial insect repellents. Back to the bed bugs, because of CedarCide's effectiveness against bed bugs while not harming your mattresses, the effectiveness & safety of this product made it on the local news here as part of a report on the bed bug epidemic. CedarCide Best Yet also leaves a fresh cedar scent which repels insects.
1081077
This product is worthless in south central texas. The product I use and have found most useful/easy-to-use/safe around pets and wildlife, is BAYER Complete Insect Killer with Imidacloprid and Cyfluthrin. Good luck with Triacide - only luck has a chance of working.
23628
No, its garbage. Full of anti caking agent... Not bio available. U want oxysulfer. Oxygenated sulfer. Find that. Its alive... It works... Its effective. Its incredible.
764670
It worked for me. I had a recurring ant problem that left me killing ants every night when I got home and spraying horrid bug spray, just to find more ants the next day. After a couple of weeks of this and a visit from the expensive bug guy (with no change), I tried Riddex. It worked in less than 24 hours and I haven't seen an ant in months.
534605
Yes this product does take care of them as well as mealy bugs etc. I have found thatsprinkling the product onto the soil and then watering it in works quite well. I had mites as wellas aphids on a hibiscus and it worked to eradicate them all.
2088925
sorry, don't know, was actually looking for another product to kill bugs, cedercide
1242750
Yes, it killed all the flying bugs for a few weeks...but then they came back. I haven't been good about re-applying it as I should. It seemed to work in all my different plant and soil varieties.
1959291
I only used on lawn so sorry I can't answer this question. It did not harm my Tifblair Centipede or St. Augustine grass. It did get rid of Bahia and wild burmuda.
1813720
I'd say no; it looks like some chamomile and aloe vera plants were killed in the formulating of this product.