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Flea and Tick Products
- Children and Pet Products
- I have children who love to play with our pet. Are these flea and tick products safe to use around small children?
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- EPA's Investigation of Pet Products
- How many incidents occurred in 2009-2010?
- EPA issued a consumer alert regarding flea and tick products in April 2009. To which products does this advisory apply?
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- Regulating Pet Products Containing Pesticides
- Who regulates pet products containing pesticides?
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- General Pet Product Safety Questions
- Are pesticides safe?
- Which flea and tick products are the most dangerous to my pet?
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- Reporting Incidents
- What is the EPA Pesticide Incident Reporting Program?
- I applied a topical flea and tick pesticide to my pet, and it had a bad reaction--a sore at the application site, drooling, erratic behavior, etc. I bathed my pet in water with a mild soap and took him to the veterinarian. I feel that the product isn't safe and would like to express my concerns. What should I do? How should I report the incident?
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