Sentences with phrase «as lawn chemicals»

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They turned their logo green and rebranded their service as EarthCare, but continued to spray the same chemical compounds on customers» lawns.

As noted by senior executives at Rodale, just having an organic landscape can improve the health of the whole employee population, through reduced use of chemicals from lawn maintenance, while creating a space that is more engaging, educational, and productive.

Organic lawn management is the practice of establishing and caring for a garden lawn without the use of chemical inputs such as pesticides or artificial fertilisers.

When these chemicals are used as much as 90 % of the earthworm population in a lawn is killed.

Examples of these chemicals are pesticides (in our food, lawns and parks), solvents (in gasoline, paints and cleaning products) and plastic chemicals (such as BPA and phthalates).

Alternatively, one can invest in a water filter for their drinking water as well as their bath / shower; doing this can help prevent exposure to harmful chemicals such as atrazine that is often found in lawn care products.

It's a given that outdoor air is host to any number of toxic chemicals, from car to fumes, to factory waste, as well as pesticides and herbicides sprayed on industrial farms and your neighbor's lawn.

This includes antifreeze, which tastes sweet but is deadly, as well as rat or insect baits or poisons, and lawn chemicals.

* Reduce exposure to toxins: Avoid or reduce your pet's exposure to pesticides such as flea and tick products, as well as lawn and household chemicals.

Don't let pets near disinfectants and other chemicals such as ant houses and rodenticides, snow - removing salts, lawn chemicals and, especially, antifreeze.

They are waterproof and provide protection from ice, snow, salt, lawn chemicals, as well as hot surfaces.

Causes of dry, cracked pads can include repeated exposure to chemicals (such as rug / floor cleaners, lawn fertilizer and pesticides, road salt), zinc deficiency, distemper, and chronic licking.

Chemicals used on lawns and gardens, such as fertilizer and plant food, can be easily accessible and fatal to a pet allowed in the yard unsupervised.

As a responsible pet owner, it's up to YOU to protect your dog from negative interactions with other dogs or people, as well as preventing your dog from ingesting dangerous substances, such as antifreeze, tainted food, and lawn chemicalAs a responsible pet owner, it's up to YOU to protect your dog from negative interactions with other dogs or people, as well as preventing your dog from ingesting dangerous substances, such as antifreeze, tainted food, and lawn chemicalas well as preventing your dog from ingesting dangerous substances, such as antifreeze, tainted food, and lawn chemicalas preventing your dog from ingesting dangerous substances, such as antifreeze, tainted food, and lawn chemicalas antifreeze, tainted food, and lawn chemicals.

Before applying a chemical to your lawn or in your yard, consider whether natural, organic or chemical - free remedies might be just as effective for your intended use.

Nails that are too long, or torn; the skeleton being off kilter, so the paws are taking more pressure than they should have to; debris such as pine needles, sticky weeds, tiny bits of gravel between the toes, ticks buried between the toes, salt from winter roads, hot pavement, lawn chemicals that cause a burning feeling; growths / tumors, and even cancerous lesions.

Avoid drugs and chemicals for internal use or in the environment, such as cleaning products, lawn and garden products.

The goal was to assess how readily lawn chemicals are taken up by dogs, as well as to assess factors that could result in prolonged presence of the chemicals on the grass.

By Rachele Baker, DVM — Dogs can be allergic to many things including food, fleas, things floating in the air such as pollen, molds, and dust mites (atopy), or anything that touches their skin such as shampoos, carpet powders, and lawn chemicals (contact allergies).

«Seventy percent of Americans use the garage to store potentially dangerous equipment such as saws and power tools, while nearly 60 percent store flammable liquids, such as oil, gasoline, propane and kerosene, as well as other dangerous chemicals, including pesticides and other lawn - care products in their garage space,» the company says.