Natural & Organic Flea, Tick & Mosquito Control Spray for Pets + Home | **32 oz Cedar + Lemongrass Scent** | Kills...

You have to keep spraying where ever they jump on you. I figured out I had an opossum under my porch as soon as I got him out I poured bleach on the back porch that helped since I got rid of him things have gotten better. And the spray I put it on the cat she didn’t complain and safe for human and pets. Smells good for flea poison

This product seems to work well! We have been spraying it on our dogs’ legs and underside and the number of ticks compared to normal is way less! They are on tick medication also but this way less ticks being tracked into the house.

The product works well to keep ticks at bay but I have still found ticks latched to my dog. This particular bottle I ordered came open and without the sprayer attachment.

works great, we have to reapply a couple times a week, but its better then the poison from the topical or ingestible flea and tick treatment. IM a dog groomer and recommend this to clients who are looking for a natural approach to fighting ticks.

This product actually does work, and I’ll share what worked for me: - That first moment that you find a flea or fleas on your pet(s) you need to give them a bath immediately with the WONDERCIDE shampoo. - After your pet is dry take a deep rectangle glass Pyrex dish fill it up with hot water put four counts of vinegar in it and 3 med drops of Dawn dish soap mix it then take a trash towel and flea comb your pet. Every time you run the brush down your pet dip it in the soapy solution until you see leftover fleas dying. You can buy it here on Amazon. It’s 8 bucks. Then spray your pet with this spray. - If it’s possible in your home QUARANTINE YOUR PET(S) TO ONE AREA. I live in a two bedroom apartment and I quarantined my pets to the living room and let me tell you it made it so much easier to prevent an infestation. Luckily, have a leather sofa. Honestly, if you’re gonna still allow your pet to sleep with you and jump on your furniture and run around your entire house, then you are just making it more difficult for yourself. - Wash everything your pet was on including your bedding, throw rugs and throw pillows, toys and if possible dry on highest heat for an hr. You can also toss your bed pillows in the dryer and put them on for an hour if you can’t wash them. Don’t put your throw rugs back down unless you plan on washing them every other day. I stored all of my throw rugs and my throw pillows after I washed them and sanitized them in my laundry room until all of this is over. - You need to vacuum meticulously EVERY DAY if you have carpets, even larger throw rugs, also under your bed and you need to edge the corners of the rooms because larve like to go into dark corners to cocoon. Then mist spray the area in your rooms that your pets hang out in like favorite corners or hiding spots. You can even spray your mattress. I also sprayed this directly on my wood, laminate floors and mop them, and it did not ruin the floor. DUMP YOUR VACUUM CANISTER OUTSIDE INTO A BAG. - You will need to comb your pet and spray them every day. Give them a bath once a week but basically just repeat the process that’s listed here until you start seeing less and less fleas and at some point if you do quarantine your pets you will be able to sleep in your room without fleas, jumping on you and biting you at night in your own bed but that’s your choice. This whole process took all of two weeks of being meticulous, I’m exhausted, but it’s worth not getting an infestation. I hope it works out for you and I’m sorry that you got fleas. It’s so annoying. I actually pride a little bit because I was like why because my pets are indoor pets so I don’t understand how they got them and I was like I’m clean person, etc. but you’ll get through it. I promise like if you’re just consistent you will get to the end of it, hopefully much more quickly than I did. Good luck.