We called a national company to help us deal with a bedbug situation. We also called a local company. One recommendation was to have a heat treatment which could damage our thousands of dollars of musical instruments. Another company recommended spraying. We will board our bird during the first treatment, but for how long. The National company said their chemicals are pet friendly. I asked them for proof in writing that they would not kill our cockatiel. They said they are searching for information but recommended boarding. The problem is, they spray every two weeks for nearly 6 months. “Usually it’s only for 3 months.” So we have to board a bird every two weeks?!?!?! Ugh. Any tips? Should we have them use their chemicals?!? If so, how do we do this?
Treating for bedbugs using chemicals
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clark_conure
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Look for this or this.
Works instantly And safe. Been using it around them no issues.
Cub foods dollar tree etc. stores have it.
Works instantly And safe. Been using it around them no issues.
Cub foods dollar tree etc. stores have it.
clark_conure
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Also Raid has a safe one as well.
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You sure this works on begbugs? It mentions ants roaches and flies…
clark_conure
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It works on anything I've shot with it, except non insects. No insects die in like a few seconds, I've probably accidently drank some and I'm fine.
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