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Pestell Paw Thaw Pet Friendly Ice Melter, Bag, 25 lbs.
Description
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Pestell Paw Thaw Pet Friendly Ice Melter, Bag
- - Safe, biodegradable ice melter
- - Fast acting
- - Breaks the bond between ice and surface area
- - Will not damage carpets, floors or footwear
- - Safe for pets
Specifications
| SKU | 1384848 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Pestell |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 25 LBS |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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How and when to use: Pestell Paw Thaw melts ice and snow when used as directed. Use 114 grams (or 1/4 lb. or 1 cup) per square meter (sq. yd.). Apply evenly, do not overspread. Avoid piling. Remove slush or water as it accumulates for best results. Apply as needed. For sleet, freezing rain and wet/heavy snow, apply early to prevent bonding. For deep snow accumulations, remove excess snow and spread on packed snoa and ice. Melts below -18176C (0176F).Caution: Keep out of reach of children. Only use for melting ice and snow. This product may cause eye irritation. If eye irritation occurs, flush with water for 15 minutes and call physician. Harmful if swallowed. If ingested, give water, induce vomiting, call physician immediately.
This item cannot be shipped to Virginia.
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Great Product!!
ColdBostonDogOwner
10 years ago
This ice melter is awesome. We have had almost 100 inches of snow this winter an...
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Painful for my old dog
toto9
5 years ago
I bought Paw Thaw 2 years ago, but this is the 1st year (because of the icy weat...
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36 Ratings-Only Reviews
Paw Thaw is the BEST!!
Sunni910
Yes, I recommend this product.
Talk to the Paw Thaw
JustVal
No, I do not recommend this product.
Ice melt
Lisa Ro
No, I do not recommend this product.
Caring For The Paws
Carla L Jackson
Yes, I recommend this product.
CookieG
No, I do not recommend this product.
Great
Sanner
Yes, I recommend this product.
Ice gone by morning!
MelTang
No, I do not recommend this product.
Great choice of salt
N1981
Yes, I recommend this product.
Questions
What is it made out of? I am pretty sure you are not disclosing something! No site that carries your product lists what's in it, so I refuse to purchase it!
- Says "Dolomite" blend. What that is I don't know. Have you tried to contact the company? I've been using the stuff for years & love it. Never had any issues & works where salt won't (too cold). It also works quickly. As soon as I put it down you can hear snapping & popping from the ice.
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Perhaps you could list the ingredients (all of them) since it's so safe?
Is it safe to use on concrete?
- I have a concrete path and armortec patio and I only use paw thaw. I find it very safe for both and does an excellent job. I also like that it is safe for my cat if some is on my boots when I come inside. Good product, safe and effective
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What are the primary % of the ingredients used for Paw Thaw? I heard that it is 95% rock salt, I this true? As rock salt would not be good for putting on grass areas for pets to use. Pls clarify
Is Paw Thaw harmful to my dog if ingested. He licks his paws at times and the product gets large clumps that sit on the surface.
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With the freezing temps we have been experiencing, Ive been doing everything to try to keep Brody’s paws warm and healthy when he’s outside. Boots aren’t really his favorite so I picked up some paw wax from the local bet store. They only had one brand and it doesn’t say any where if it is safe for the dogs to lick It (I’ve even checked their site). So I’ve included a picture of the product and ingredients and wanted to know if you could help with that. Thanks !
Took my dog for a walk and all of a sudden he stopped to lick his paws. I looked to see if he stepped on something but couldn’t see or feel anything. He started to limp off and on so I decided to take him back home. I took a flashlight to look at all paws but still didn’t see anything. The only thing I can think of that he would have stepped on is rock salt. They put it out today so it hasn’t been prolonged exposure, but could that be it? I washed his paws with soap, what else should I do?
Is the product Rat X really safe for pets? I don't see how it can kills rats and mice, but not kill my pets. Active ingredients: corn gluten meal 55%, sodium chloride 2%. Inert ingredients: Maltodextrin, sorbitol, wheat flour, wheat germ oil
Hi, temperatures outside are very cold- 0 to 21 below zero. Our 15 yr old siberian husky black lab mix is experiencing painful difficulty going outside, lifting his paws as he walks. I had to go out and help him up a few steps on the deck. We plan to order some boots. Is there any medication or lotion we can put on his paws to help in the meantime?
My dog ripped open a gel pea pack (that freezes) I'm nervous
I wanted to make sure this cold care product i purchased is safe to use (see photo of ingredients) i would store this in my garage and would use it outside of my house not near my cat. I wanted to check it was safe before I touch the box just in case
My dog got into an ice pack that I forgot to pick up, it seems he only got a tiny bit out of it that was on his muzzle that I wiped off but I’m unsure if he injested any. It was a cold comfort reusable pack that I can’t seem to find any info or ingredient online for the one we specifically have. It did say it was non toxic. What do I do?
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Hi, My husky hurt his paw so I put Espree Paw Balm on his paw and Im guessing he licked it because he pooped out what looked like resin. The ingredients in the Paw Balm are lanolin, bees wax, carnauba, sweet almond oil, aloe oil, lemon peel oil, vitamin E, comfrey extract, arnica. Now hes okay but laying around a bit more than normal. I added pictures of the resin like stuff from his poop. When I squeeze it is hard but I can scrape it if I scrape hard. Thank you!
Could this small bag with brown powder in the photo be some kind of rat or pest poison? it was near the wall on my apartment building and my dog opened it so he might have ingested a little. It doesn’t smell like anything. It has been an hour and he is acting normally, just sleeping now. Should I worry?
My dog got a hold of a gel ice pac. I dont know if it is poisonous or if we should take hime to the vet.
My puppy seemed to scrape one of his pads on his paws on ice outside I'm guessing which we have salt on. It is paw safe salt. He won't let me put a sock on it when he goes outside. But it seems to keep getting irritated and bleeding when we come inside. What should I do?