What floor cleaners are safe for dogs if they lick the floor?

Hello there. Once this product is dry there really should be no issues. Also, the detergents and glycols in this product are of very low toxicity especially when diluted with water. I personally would not worry about using this product especially when diluted. I wouldn't want her drinking it out of the bucket but just walking on the floor once dry, there is really no chance of harm. Hope this helps. Best wishes.

Most of the floor cleaners used nowadays are not heavily toxic and if your kitty just licked a small amount off his feet he shouldn't have any long term effects. Occasionally we may see some stomach upset or irritation to the mouth. I would offer him some food and just monitor him for vomiting and excessive drooling. If you notice any abnormal behaviors then you can bring him in for an exam. As I said, most floor cleaners will dry quickly and won't be harmful unless the pet is licking large volumes up, but if you want to be extra cautious you can mix vinegar with water to make a cleaning solution (though you can't use this on wood floors).

I am sorry to hear about Foxy. I see your question was posted some time ago. Hopefully Foxy is doing just fine, but signs that would indicate she ingested enough to cause toxic effects would include vomiting, diarrhea, weakness, drunken appearance, lethargy. If any of these occur, seek veterinary care immediately. We will often recommend giving some milk to try to decrease effects on the GI tract if ingestion just occurred but since it has been some hours it is hard to say if this would help. Care that your vet can provide would include administration of activated charcoal to help decrease absorption of the toxins, IV fluid therapy to correct dehydration and support the kidneys, and medicaitons to help stop vomiting/GI upset. This toxin can affect the kidneys so keep a close eye as well on thirst and urination. If your dog starts showing increased thirst/urination then you should bring her to your vet to have her kidney values checked. If you want to play it safe, you can go ahead and bring her to your vet today to get her checked out.

All of the cleaning products you mentioned are OK for cleaning the floors. Make sure it is not too concentrated and is dry before the puppy is on the floor and there should not be any worry about it irritating his skin. I hope that helps and all is well with Arjun.

It can be toxic to dogs, but luckily it takes a lot to cause toxic effects and the toxic effects are usually limited to vomiting and diarrhea. I wouldn't worry too much unless they are starting to vomit. It's also good to rinse them off with normal water for 10 minutes, because it can be irritating to their skin. If you happen to notice any problems with them, you are welcome to post another question to us. I hope that helps and Mimzi gets better soon.

Thank you for submitting your question regarding Charlie. I love all of your questions. I can tell how much you care about him! I recommend bathing his paws with Dawn dish soap. It is great for stripping off undesired products from a dog. I hope this information helps!

Glass cleaner isn't highly toxic to dogs, but you don't want them licking it. To be honest, I have never worried about the cleaners used in my home, and my animals have never seen sick. SpotAway Pet-Safe Glass Cleaner may be good for you to use.