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| Q | Is Demand G pet safe?
| A | Yes. Demand G is safe to use around pets as long as you follow the label instructions; pets need to be out of the area while the application is being made and they can return as soon as the area is dry. |
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| Q | What can I use to make my lawn less attractive to moles? I want to use a granular treatment around the perimeter of my house to prevent a wide variety of insects and make that area less attractive to moles. What do you recommend? I live in central Illinois, close to a wooded area. I have used Talprid for mole invasions. I also have perimeter plastic monitoring stations with wood in them. I have used Bifen IT &LP in spring and fall, but feel there may be some more effective chemicals.
| A | While Bifen LP and Bifen IT are great products they are not labeled for grubs, a favorite food source for moles. We recommend trying Demand G granules. Demand G is labeled for over 30 soil dwelling insects that moles love to feed on. Demand G works great for whole lawn treatments, perimeter applications and spot applications. |
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| Q | Are Demand G Granules effective against fleas and mites?
| A | Demand G Granules are labeled for mites, but they are not labeled for fleas. The only granules we have that are labeled for mites and for fleas actually on the label, is the Cyonara LP Granules. Cyonara LP Granules have the same active ingredient as the Demand G Granules so technically the Demand G Granules should kill fleas, but it is not listed on the label. |
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