Permethrin
Also called: pyrethroid · pyrethrin · pyrethrins · deltamethrin · cypermethrin · phenothrin · bifenthrin · allethrin
Dog
Keep it away
Described signs
with products labelled for dogs and used as the label says, no problems are expected; with an overdose, or if they lick the product, there can be drooling, vomiting, redness and irritation of the skin where it was applied, restlessness, tremors and, in severe cases, loss of coordination and seizures
Cat
Dangerous
Described signs
tremors that usually start in the head (ear twitching, jaw snapping), skin twitching, drooling, agitation or a tendency to hide, vomiting, loss of coordination and trouble jumping or walking, seizures, difficulty breathing and a very high or very low body temperature
This is a compendium of public veterinary sources, not a diagnosis. The weight of your pet changes what a dose means.
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