Morton® Safe-T-Pet® Pet Care Ice Melt
Product Overview:
An Ice Melt for safer sidewalks and happy paws. Morton® Safe-T-Pet® was developed with veterinarians to be safer for our furry friends. It’s completely salt and chloride free formula won’t irritate pets’ paws or stomachs while clearing the way of ice and snow.
Available Sizes:
- 8 lb. jug
- 25 lb. bag
Morton® Safe-T-Pet® Is the Safer Choice for the Pets You Love
Morton® Safe-T-Pet®, Pet Care ice melt was formulated to provide a safer choice for pet parents and enthusiasts who need to manage ice and snow:
• Developed with, and recommended by, Veterinarians.
• 100% salt-free and chloride-free so it won’t irritate pets’ paws.
• Safer for plants, pets and concrete than traditional melting salt.
• Colored blue to provide application visibility.
• Scientifically proven to melt ice and snow in normal winter temperatures (~10°F and above)
The ingredients in Morton® Safe-T-Pet®:
• Urea
• Propylene Glycol
Morton® Safe-T-Pet®, Pet Care ice melt was formulated to provide a safer choice for pet parents and enthusiasts who need to manage ice and snow:
• Developed with, and recommended by, Veterinarians.
• 100% salt-free and chloride-free so it won’t irritate pets’ paws.
• Safer for plants, pets and concrete than traditional melting salt.
• Colored blue to provide application visibility.
• Scientifically proven to melt ice and snow in normal winter temperatures (~10°F and above)
The ingredients in Morton® Safe-T-Pet®:
• Urea
• Propylene Glycol
All deicers (whether salt or specialty) attract moisture to form a liquid brine. The brine has a lower melting point than the ice and snow around it and so begins to melt its’ colder surroundings.
Chlorides present in melters such as sodium chloride, potassium chloride or magnesium chloride may act as irritants to pets’ paws and stomachs. Morton® Safe-T-Pet®, however, is completely free of chlorides to help you clear ice and help keep your pets safe.
Chlorides present in melters such as sodium chloride, potassium chloride or magnesium chloride may act as irritants to pets’ paws and stomachs. Morton® Safe-T-Pet®, however, is completely free of chlorides to help you clear ice and help keep your pets safe.
• Apply Early
Apply ice melters (a.k.a deicers) before snow and ice accumulate. This will help prevent ice and snow from bonding with the pavement making it easier to remove in the long run.
• Choose Wisely
Choosing the right melter can help save time and money while reducing environmental impact. When temperatures drop below 5°F, melters that contain calcium chloride are best. These melters will clear thick ice and snow quickly in extreme temperatures to help prevent painful slip and fall accidents. In “normal” winter conditions, 5°F and above, choose a melter that contains an ingredient like urea or potassium. These ingredients melt effectively in these temperatures but are safer for people, plants and pets. For the safest melting around pets, choose a melter that is free of chlorides. See “Maximize Your Melting” for more information.
• Use Wisely
Newly laid and any poor quality concrete, regardless of age, are more susceptible to damage caused freeze-thaw cycles in the winter. You should only use ice melters on properly formulated, cured, air-entrained concrete that is at least one year old.
Apply ice melters (a.k.a deicers) before snow and ice accumulate. This will help prevent ice and snow from bonding with the pavement making it easier to remove in the long run.
• Choose Wisely
Choosing the right melter can help save time and money while reducing environmental impact. When temperatures drop below 5°F, melters that contain calcium chloride are best. These melters will clear thick ice and snow quickly in extreme temperatures to help prevent painful slip and fall accidents. In “normal” winter conditions, 5°F and above, choose a melter that contains an ingredient like urea or potassium. These ingredients melt effectively in these temperatures but are safer for people, plants and pets. For the safest melting around pets, choose a melter that is free of chlorides. See “Maximize Your Melting” for more information.
• Use Wisely
Newly laid and any poor quality concrete, regardless of age, are more susceptible to damage caused freeze-thaw cycles in the winter. You should only use ice melters on properly formulated, cured, air-entrained concrete that is at least one year old.
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