Posted by Elaine (Florida)
on 01/12/2016
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WARNING!
Moth balls are poisonous to dogs and cats. Please do not scatter them in your yard.
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Bufo Toads
Natural Remedies
- OVERVIEW
- EDITOR'S CHOICE
- POPULAR POSTS
- ALL POSTS
- Activated Charcoal (1 )
- Apple Cider Vinegar (1 )
- Baby Shampoo, Olive Oil, Vet (1 )
- Benadryl (1 )
- Beware of Excretions in Grass
- Cleaning Products (1 )
- Flushing Mouth with Water (9 )
- Flushing Mouth With Water (9 )
- General Feedback
- Killing Toads
- Mothballs (2 )
- Muzzle (1 )
- Put Extra Water Container Far From Dogs (1 )
- Red Cedar Mulch (1 )
- Salt (2 )
- Snake Deterrent (1 )
- Ted's Remedies
- Towel Off, Apply Apple Cider Vinegar (1 )
- Vinegar (2 )
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