Can Kids and Pets Go Outside After Lawn Treatments

One of the most common questions homeowners ask after a lawn treatment is when their children and/or pets can safely return to the yard. At Virginia Green, we are a community-driven business, meaning we have worked hard to gear our product towards the safety and care of the families we serve. Safety-wise, we have optimized our product as much as possible. However, here is some important information and some precautionary measures to take after our solutions have been applied.
Topics Index
- How Long to Stay Off Grass After Treatment?
- How Long After Treatment Is It Safe for Dogs?
- How to Keep Kids and Pets Safe When Treating Lawn Areas
- Frequently Asked Questions
How Long to Stay Off Grass After Treatment?
The answer to how long to stay off grass after treatment varies by service and site, but waiting until the treated area is dry is typically the best approach for liquid applications. For liquid applications, 1 hour off the lawn typically does the trick on a nice, sunny day. This 1 hour allows for optimal product efficiency and the ability for it to dry. Give it a little extra time on those overcast days. For granular applications, the products do not need time to dry.
How Long After Treatment Is It Safe for Dogs?
Many pet owners ask how long after fertilizing lawn is it safe for dogs. Dogs should stay off treated areas until the lawn has dried. Once dry, they can usually return to normal outdoor activities.
How to Keep Kids and Pets Safe When Treating Lawn Areas
Knowing how to keep kids and pets safe when treating lawn areas starts with a few simple steps. Keep children and pets indoors during treatment, remove toys and pet bowls from the grass, and wait until treated areas are dry before using the lawn again. ALWAYS look for the yellow Respect the Lawn sign in your yard to confirm that treatment has been completed recently.
Frequently Asked Questions
These common questions can help you know when children and pets can return to the lawn after a Virginia Green treatment.
