Martin's Permethrin 13.3% está etiquetado para controlar arañas, uselo de acuerdo a como se indica en la etiqueta del producto.
The difference in Martin's Permethrin 13.3% and Permethrin SFR is the amount of active ingredient in each. Permethrin SFR is a more professional grade product with a higher percentage.
Per the product label, you will dilute 8 oz in 66.5 gal of water. Spray to thoroughly cover the entire animal. For lice or mites, a second treatment is recommended 14-21 days later. Spray lactating dairy cows only after milking ins completed.
No, Martin's Permethrin 13.3% no se debe aplicar directamente al perro sin diluirlo primero. Se puede usar 8 oz en 16.5 galones de agua, 16 oz en 33 galones de agua o 32 oz en 66 galones de agua.
The Martin's Permethrin 13.3% label does state it can be used on lactating cows, only after milking is completed.
Per the Martins Permethrin 13.3% Product Label : PESTS ON DOGS (READ ENTIRE LABEL BEFORE EACH USE. USE ONLY ON DOGS. Do not repeat treatment for seven (7) days. Do not use on puppies under twelve (12) weeks. Consult a veterinarian before using this product on debilitated, aged, pregnant, nursing or medicated animals.
Dilute 8 oz. in 16.5 gal. water
Dilute 1 pt. in 33 gal. water
Dilute 1 qt. in 66 gal. water
Thoroughly wet the animal by dipping, sponging or spraying. Allow animal to dry in a warm place without rinsing or toweling. Gives long lasting protection against reinfestation. Apply at intervals of 2 to 3 weeks. Sensitivies may occur after using ANY pesticide product for pets. If signs of sensitivity occur, bathe your pet with mild soap and rinse with large amounts of water. If signs continue, consult a veterinarian immediately. In case of an emergency, call 1-800-548-2423 (Animal Poison Control Center).
For fly control on horses, Martin's Permethrin 13.3% is mixed at 8 fl oz per 66.5 gallons of water to treat the entire animal. For spot treatment application, the mix rate is 2 fl oz in 1.33 gallons of water or 16 fl oz in 3.3 gallons of water. Apply at as a low pressure spray using ½ oz per ear or 2 to 4 oz on face or 12 to 16 oz along the backline. Please refere to the mix rate table for Pests On Large Animals on page 13 of the product label for more information.
Martin's Permethrin 13.3% could potentially kill beneficial insects including nematodes if they contact a treated area.
If the area treated with Martin's Permethrin 13.3% has had enough time to completely dry, the application should be fine. If it rained before the application was dry, you would still need to wait 3-4 weeks before reapplying.
While Martin's Permethrin 13.3% is labeled to control roaches, it is not the best to use since it only kills those that contact a treated area. You can use it outside around the perimeter to help with killing any trying to get in, but we do not generally recommend it for effective roach control indoors. Keep in mind that roaches are a difficult pest to treat and usually the use of more than one type of product is necessary to completely eradicate them. Please take a look at our Roach Control Guide for more information. We would recommend one of our roach control kits for best control if you have a roach infestation inside.
Martin's Permethrin 13.3% and Talstar P should not be mixed together. Making a pesticide too strong can actually backfire. Areas that are treated with overly concentrated spray will be repellent and insects will simply avoid the treated areas, prolonging the infestation. If you would like to give us more information on what type of pest(s) you need to treat, we can recommend which product would be best for your needs.
Martin's Permethrin 13.3% is not labeled to be applied in a fogger. We do carry thermal fogging concentrates that you can add mineral oil and disperse.
Martin's Permethrin 13.3% can be applied to poultry houses and other housing location listed. Applications to chickens is NOT listed as an appropriate application per the product label. Please let us know the targeted pest and we will locate a product that will fit your needs.
Martin's Permethrin 13.3% is mixed at the rate of 2 2/3 - 5 1/2 oz. per gallon of water depending on where you are treating.
This article from your Colorado Extension has great information about this pest and its life cycle. They suggest treating around your home for the best defense against this pest since the trees will already have populations too established for you to control with insecticides.
Martin's Permethrin 13.3% is a pesticide that will kill pests like ants and roaches but it is not a repellent and will not keep the armadillos away.
The Martins Permethrin 13.3% is for insects only and will not effect mice.
Martin's Permethrin 13.3% can be applied to poultry houses and other housing location listed. Applications to chickens is NOT listed as an appropriate application per the product label.
For initial clean up of severe insect infestation, the mix rate is 5.5 fl oz per gallon of water. For normal infestations, the mix rate is 2 tbsp per gallon of water. Refer to the Reference Chart on page 10 of the product label for more information.
Martin's Permethrin 13.3% is a synthetic pyrethyroid product that is only labeled for mosquito control indoors and in barn areas. If you look on page 8 & 9 of the manufacturers label it states which pests it will treat for on the outside of a building.
If you are looking for mosquito control we would recommend using a product such as Talstar P. Please read our mosquito guide for more information on controlling those pests.
You can find full instructions on application as a spray, back rubber, dip, sponge and spot application to animals including cattle on page 13 of the product label using Martin's Permethrin 13.3%.
Martin's Permethrin 13.3% is not labeled to be used directly on poultry.
Permethrin SFR 36.8% is labeled to treat Northern Fowl Mites and Lice on poultry at the rate of 1-4 fl. oz. to 3
