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poison ivy
I think we have some poison ivy growing in the trees behind our apartment. This is where Jack does her business and "tries" to catch squirels. Is this a major problem? I don'e know how to get poison Ivy out and I'm not exactly sure it is. Maybe we should just call the manager of the building and have him take care of it. But then again he might not take care of it because thats the way this place runs. Let me count the things that are wrong with our apartment.
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well if you dog has not had any skin allergic reactions thus far then the only problem it would pose would be to you, i'm so allergic to poison ivy that i can get it from the air particles, but as far as what to spay on it to kill it other than weed killer im not sure
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And I'm sure you already know this, but if you DO use some sort of weed killer make sure to keep your dog off it and let other pet owners in the area know that there is toxin down. I almost lost my dog 4 years ago when my apartment sprayed our PET AREA with fertilizer/weed killer. $500.00 later, we got her stablized, but that stuff is very dangerous for animals. |
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actually i never knew weedkiller was dangerous to dogs, thanks for informing me
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Yes, most of that stuff put on the lawn is EXTREAMLY toxic to pets. As I said, my dog almost DIED from it! I had to take her to the ER, they had to pump all kinds of stuff intervieniously and she had to be on a special diet for a couple weeks! It was aweful! |
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regular weedkiller rarely kills poison ivy. you need to go to a place like lowes or home depot and buy Brush-B-Gone or another specific product for ivy - otherwise it jst keeps coming back also keep your pets away once you spray
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http://alternative-medicine-and-heal.../poisonivy.htm
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Thanks moo for the info.
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actually that article is not completly correct, you don't have to actually touch the plant to get poison ivy or poison oak, some of us, me and my son included, are sooo very allergic to it that the very spores/pollen from it in the air can trigger an outbreak
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