Happy Jack Kennel Dip II should be used by itself when bathing for mange mites, it is not labeled to be mixed with vinegar or with any other home remedy. This product kills on contact and also continues working for up to 30 days.
Please review the product label for more information.
The amount of time it takes to treat mange with Happy Jack Kennel Dip II will vary depending on multiple factors, including the extent of mange that your dog is currently suffering from. The product label instructions state to retreat dogs as needed, but not more than once every two weeks / 14 days.
We suggest reaching out to your veterinarian with questions and concerns regarding your dog's health, and contacting the manufacturer directly for additional product suppor. Happy Jack can be reached at 1-800-326-5225 or by visiting their website's contact page here.
Happy Jack Kennel Dip II is safe if applied as directed. Please find the SDS here for additional information.
Yes, you can blow dry your dog after applying Happy Jack Kennel Dip II
Yes, after you use Happy Jack Kennel Dip II then you can apply Happy Jack Skin Balm. Remember Happy Jack Skin Balm can be applied on animals generously to affected areas once or twice daily.
Happy Jack Kennel Dip II application instructions for dogs over 12 weeks are as follows: Spray, Dip or Sponge on: Mix 1 part concentrate in 256 parts water. Spray, dip or pour diluted product on the dog until hair and skin are thoroughly wet, making sure that dog's entire body is treated. See label for complete application instructions.
Please find the mix rate for outdoor premise applications for Happy Jack Kenne Dip II below.
Mix 2 fl. oz. (60 mL) concentrate in 10.5 gal. water or 14 mL in 2.5 gal. water. Use enough finish spray to penetrate foliage, usually 50 – 100 gal. per acre (1 – 2 gal. per 1000 sq. ft.). To prevent infestation of buildings, treat a band of vegetation 6 – 10 feet adjacent to the structure. Conversion Equivalents: 1 fl. oz. = 30 mL = 2 Tablespoons = 6 Teaspoons
This product is used also as a spray, dip or sponge on application to dogs as directed on the label as well as interior crack and crevice applications (instructions below).
Mix 1 to 2 parts concentrate in 80 parts water (8 oz. in 2.5 to 5 gal. or 1 pt. in 5 to 10 gal. or 48 mL to 96 mL in 1 gal.) Thoroughly spray infected areas, pet beds, resting quarters, nearby cracks and crevices, along baseboards, moldings, windows, and door frames, and localized area of floor and floor covering. Do not exceed 0.56 lbs ai per 1000 sq ft of treated area. Fresh bedding should be placed in animal quarters following treatment.
Before applying Happy Jack Kennel Dip II, please contact your Veterinarian directly for advise on treatment as we are not medical professionals and we are not qualified to give medical advise.
Please have the SDS Sheet available to provide information regarding the product to your Vet.
If you are applying Happy Jack Kennel Dip II as a dip or with a sponge, once the product is diluted and applied thoroughly to your pet, they will drip dry. It is not recommended that you rinse your pet.
Please view the full product label for more information.
Per the Happy Jack Kennel Dip Ilabel instructions: Spray, dip or pour diluted product on the dog until the dog's hair and skin are thoroughly wet (saturated), making sure the dog's entire body is treated. Do not apply to the dog's face. Let drip dry on dog and do not rinse off.
Happy Jack Kennel Dip II is not labeled for use on furniture, it is only for use on animals and premise spray as directed on the product label.
Happy Jack Kennel Dip II is mixed at 1/2 fl oz per gallon of water as a dip. It can be applied as needed no more often than every 14 days.
For low volume spray applications, the rate is 1 part concentrate in 32 parts water (1 fl. oz. or 30 mL in 1 quart of water). In an 8 oz spray bottle, you would only be using 7.5 ml per 8 oz of water.
Applying only 1-2 fl. oz. per dog. Starting at the tail, stroke against the lay of the hair, spraying the parted hair with a fine mist directly behind the hand to insure penetrating the hair coat. Spray the entire dog until the hair coat is damp.
According to the Happy Jack Kennel Dip II product label, once the product has been applied with the appropriate dilution rate for your specific application, "let drip dry on dog and do not rinse off". You may wish to contact the manufacturer Happy Jack directly by phone at 1-800-326-5225, or here for further product information not listed on the label. We also advise consulting your veterinarian with any questions regarding products you plan on using on your animals.
If your pet has had an adverse reaction to the Happy Jacks Kennel Dip II product, you would need to contact your vet, and the animal poison control line indicated on the SDS (safety data sheet) on our product page. The information for contacting animal poison control is: 24 HOUR EMERGENCY PHONE: National Animal Poison Control Center (NAPCC), (800)345-4735 ext. 122, (217)337-5030. Dr. Steve Hansen, Director of Center.
Happy Jack Kennel Dip II is labeled to treat Fleas, Ticks, Deer Ticks, Mange Mites, Lice, and Stable Flies so it could be any of these insects you were seeing. Unfortunately, we are not able to make an identification therefore would suggest contacting your local Vet or Entomologist with the Cooperative Extension Office for asssitance in identifying any insects you are seeing.
Happy Jack Kennel Dip II is NOT for use on humans, and should only be used as directed on the manufacturer's product label. For additional product support, Happy Jack can be reached directly by visiting their website's contact page.
The mixing rate of Happy Jack Kennel Dip II is 1/2 fl oz per gallon of water as a dip or sponge-on. If more than this was applied, then you just want to watch for any unusual behaviors in the pet and contact your vet immediately if you have any concerns.
Happy Jack Kennel Dip II should not be applied to open sores or bleeding skin. We would recommend consulting with your local vet prior to use to ensure the skin has healed enough prior to treatment.
View the product label for more information.
