According to their website it says safe for use around children and pets.


http://www.jeyes.co.uk/jeyesfluidPPDC.htm

Thankyou I will get some and give it a try.

I think you have to leave it to dry before you let them near the treated area? Thats what we do anyway.

It's not safe for cats, any disinfectant that changes colour when diluted is posionous to cats.

I would use Safe4Petsas it is also biodegradeable & definitely non toxic to all pets

Can you buy this in shops or is it only available online.

I use a mix of Jeyes and Bicarb where Ivan goes

I only ever bought it online but contact them & ask them-they are very helpful

Yes, make sure it's DRY Bev and then it's safe. I used it in the horse's stable and could never put him in there until it was completely dry. Good luck, that must be awful that smell

I've just got some stuff from PAH thats mean't to be odur eliminator outside and safe it was £20 . Just used it and it still smells. I lifted a corner of the artificial grass up and the dirt is soaking wet underneath.
I think it needs digging out and stones gravel putting underneath so air can circulate, but I can't afford to pay anyone to do that for me at the moment and my back won't let me dig myself. So back to the drawing board as obviously jeyes won't dry out in time for them to go on it again.

The odour eliminator is really just masking the problem. haven't you got a friend you can "persuade" to do it for you ?? That's what I do