Just For Pets Pet Safe Weed Killer Spray, Fast-Acting Natural Weed & Grass Killer, No Glyphosate, Ready-to-Use, Safe for Dogs & Pets (2.5 oz Gallons Refill)

Finally a pet friendly weed killer that works!! My patio was growing weeds and I was lazy to control it. My dogs and I spend a lot of time outside so I didn’t want to keep them from going out for a day or more for a chemical weed killer. I decided to give this product a try and am thoroughly impressed. Within 3 hours the weeds were looking almost dead. By 20 hours, they were dead. The product gave off a scent of vinegar and clove and did slightly linger for a day (I had a lot of weeds and used half the bottle.) I like that once this product is dry, it’s safe for the pets. I was still cautious and waited longer. I may be over protective with my fur babies. This product will kill grass and plants too so be careful where you spray it. I totally recommend this and will purchase again.

Used this product last year and was so pleased with it, I ordered again. it is fast, effective, and has a pleasant odor. 2 hrs after application, the knotweeds in my fenced dog yard already looked very, very sick. I weedwhacked them first to get rid of the leaves on the plants and to have fresh, open stems to spray. I think this is a very good product, and my dogs stayed off the spray area. But I would tell this company that their spray fixture is really lousy. many other reviews mention this. Prepare to buy a full-fledged spray applicator container because the one that comes with this product is pathetic. this company has such an effective product, but devalues it with a sub-standard spray attachment.

I bought this weed killer because it was marketed as being safe to use around dogs. It did kill the weeds initially, but many of them started growing back after a short period of time. In my experience, it just wasn’t strong enough to provide long-lasting results. I also found the price to be pretty expensive for what it offered. Since the ingredients are fairly simple, you could make your own weed killer at home using vinegar and water for much less money. Another downside was the sprayer itself. It didn’t have a continuous spray option, so I had to constantly squeeze the handle while treating my entire front yard. By the time I finished, my hand was exhausted. Overall, I appreciate that it’s a pet-friendly product, but between the high cost, the inconvenient sprayer, and the weeds growing back, I wouldn’t purchase it again. I will be showing pictures below where I sprayed the weed killer but it all grew back

I was skeptical because most products like this labeled "pet safe" or "kid safe" rarely work as good as their chemical counterparts. I applied this to weeds all around my yard in landscaped areas, sprayed it on pretty liberally as suggested. That was at around 10 am. By 6 pm that same day, the weeds were dried up and brown. At this point it seems like it hasn't affected nearby plants or flowers in any real way, just use common sense when applying. Unfortunately, it does not keep weeds from re-growing in a particular area (I would imagine a good rain just washes this product away). Has an odd ketchup-like odor but the smell dissipates, so no worries. Overall a great product that I will buy again as needed - and you will need more. You'll always need more. And please can someone explain why this costs $30/gallon? It works but you'll need to reapply at least 3-4 times a summer. You do the math.

it actually does the job. It smells oddly like hot dogs or relish … we couldn’t quite tell which one it was LOL. But much better than chemicals! IT’S already mixed and ready to go and application is easy.

Does it work? Yes it absolutely does. Does it kill almost everything in sight. Yes. Absolutely it does. Definitely need to be cautious using this around grass you want to keep. I tested this in a small area of clovers and it killed the grass. Killed everything in sight of where I sprayed.

As someone who isn't as spry as I used to be, I really let my strawberry patch get overrun with grass last year. I dreaded the thought of pulling it all by hand, so I looked for a solution that wouldn't harm my strawberry plants. I’m happy to report that this weed (Grass) killer worked perfectly. It gave me peace of mind knowing it was safe for my two dogs and cats, which was a major priority for me, as they often disregarded the parameters I had set for my strawberry patch. While it was a bit more expensive than I initially wanted to spend, it was well worth the investment for the results. The only minor drawback is the bottle design: the fluid tends to leak if you shake it too vigorously, and it has a spray handle, which makes it easier to locate than a spray bottle. So you have to be gentle during mixing. Overall, a great product that I would recommend.

***How to fix the sprayer and get it to work until the container is empty*** Like a number of people, I was having trouble with the sprayer included, so I messaged the Just for Pets support folks, and this was the advice I got (and it worked): 1) Take the plastic filter off the very end of the tube. It just pops right off. Throw it away, it does nothing but impede the flow of the weed killer. 2) Adjust the length of the tub that is in the bottle. When you first open the sprayer, a much longer portion of the tub than is needed is below the cap level. This is bad. You want the tube to be just as long as the carton is tall. No longer, no shorter. So measure out the tube from the end and move the little white place holder thing so that when the tube is in the carton it's only as long as the carton is tall. That's it. Once you've made these two adjustments I found the sprayer works from start to finish with the only hiccup being once I was basically at the end of the carton, but then you just have to tilt the carton towards one corner and you'll get the last few sprays of weed killer before it's completely empty. ***Does it work?*** Yes, yes it does. And not just on small little weed patches. Our backyard was SERIOUSLY overgrown with weeds 2-4 feet tall in patches multiple feet long by multiple feet wide. It took about 4 cartons (this carton with the sprayer included and then the refill pack with 4 of these cartons), but we killed it all off using nothing but this spray. It took about 3 rounds of spraying for the really tall weeds: 1) First Spray. 2) Check for progress in a day or two. 3) Second Spray for the remaining green leaves 4) Check for progress in a day or two. 5) Third, and typically final spray, for the last remaining vestiges of green on the weeds just so they couldn't absorb anymore nutrients and regrow. 6) Let the weeds fully wither and die. Granted, our backyard now looked like Ursula's sea cave with all those creepy gray sad creatures poking up from the ground, but at least we didn't have waist-high weeds anymore. This stuff is effective, it just takes a little bit more effort than glyphosate alternatives, but not risking our pups' safety was a major concern so it was worth it. ***The Smell*** Yes, while you're spraying you will absolutely notice that it smells strongly of vinegar (because, well, it contains a fair bit of it), the smell doesn't linger once it dries though. ***Overall Value*** It might not feel like a lot of weed killer in each carton, but we found each carton actually covered a surprising amount of ground and height. If I had to guess you get about 100-150 trigger pulls with full blasts of weed killer. That may be an underestimation though since, with our weeds as tall as they were, we were just going a bit nuts with rapid fire to speed the process along and make sure everything was nice and covered.