Best Naturals 100% Pure Neem Oil, 100% Cold Pressed and Unrefined - 16 OZ (1 Bottle)

I used this on my fur baby who got mange after one night at the dog hotel. I bought $70 worth of products at Petco and none of them worked. The anti itching spray made her throw up and the ointment didn’t do a thing after one week of application. I saw a DIY hack on YouTube that said put 1 part Neem Oil and 10 parts “carrier” oil. They suggested grape seed oil or almond oil. I used coconut oil since that is what I had in hand. I ordered this product on a Wednesday and arrived on Thursday. I made the mixture (one teaspoon Neem Oil with 10 teaspoons of coconut oil) on Friday and I applied it on my dog kid Friday night using a spray bottle I got at the Dollar store. Beware as the Neem oil has a very strong scent. It wasn’t foul, just very distinct even when mixed with the coconut oil. I used the entire concoction on my Kahlua and worked it all over her body, specially the affected area. She enjoyed the 20 minute massage to say the least. I noticed that she was licking the areas where she could reach. I don’t have a cone and I was not about to spend $40 for one so I just wrapped a beach towel around her neck and she stopped. Note that Neem oil is not to be ingested. It’s not toxic, but could upset your baby’s tummy which is why I made sure she didn’t lick herself. And I’m sure it was because of the coconut oil more so the Neem oil. First thing I did come Saturday morning was to check my baby and to my surprise, I saw immediate results. She has a hot spot behind her ear that I noticed on Friday when I applied the mixture, was disappeared in less than 10 hours. The scabbing and flakey skin also improved tremendously. I gave her bath using an oatmeal shampoo and she didn’t scratch or lick the entire day. She was back to her old self. Fair warning though that the amount of oil on her caused my concrete floor to catch the grease and discolored it. But nothing dawn and my outdoor broom didn’t remove. Her coat still felt slightly greasy after her bath. A slight Neem oil odor was still there, but like I said, it’s not bad. Just a different scent. I made another batch of the mix come Saturday night and only lathered half a bottle this time. Woke up Sunday morning and it was the first thing I checked. Again, another amazing improvement as I couldn’t even see any signs of scabbing or dandruff like substance on my baby. Instead of bathing her, I just took a washcloth, dipped it in warm water and wiped her down. I applied the remaining half of the mixture on Monday night and I bathe her with the oatmeal soap on Tuesday morning. When she dried, there was not a single sign of mange and even the bald spots are clearing. I’m sure her hair will grow back in no time. In less than 5 days, she is on her way to full recovery using this product. I wished I learned about this 2 weeks earlier as I spent money at Petco for products that didn’t work. I was even spraying her down with half water and half apple cider vinegar the weeks prior. Don’t get me wrong, the Apple cider spritz worked, but only in a way that she didn’t scratch. I’ve only used 2 teaspoons of this product so it will last a long time. I just hope we don’t go through again. I have shared my story and your product to all my friends with dog kids so they can save time and money should their baby also get mange.

Pure Neem Oil is a well-known, effective insecticide that is safe for most plants, animals, and humans. I use Best Naturals brand probiotics so when my plants got an aphid (and separately, spider mite) infestation, I went for this brand's neem oil. I mixed it with water and castile soap for the aphids. To take care of the spider mites, I mixed it with water, castile soap, and baking soda. It worked really well considering I had tried other natural methods that weren't as effective (but to be fair, those methods were meant for mild aphid and spider mite problems, not true infestations). The neem oil smell is a little off putting, but it's not that strong in a mixture and you can add a little bit of peppermint, lemon, or other type of oil if desired (those oils are typically natural and also bug deterrents). One can look up different neem oil "recipes" to create a natural and effective insecticide/fungicide. Just keep in mind this is an oil so it's best to apply in the evening so that the heat of the sun doesn't literally fry your plants. I was happy with the results of my neem oil treatment on my plants. I also recommend Best Naturals as I'm familiar with the brand. I don't know what other uses neem oil has, but for a safe, natural insecticide/fungicide, it's a great value when compared to ready-made products.

I mix the Neem oil with water and dish soap to make an organic spray for plants in th my garden. This is an inexpensive way to create an organic garden spray that helps fight bettles and fungus in plants. When you mix the ingredients place it in a spray bottle and apply to the plants.

The scent is awful, but just as it should be for neem oil. I use this on my plants as a natural pest deterrent and in our garden and it works! Aphids be gone!! The bottle came with a broken lid though. The gross smelling neem oil was on the rest of my purchases and now we have a large, broken topped bottle that we have to be careful of, because if this stuff spilt - ew, gross smell for days — plus it is an oil so it’s really hard to clean

As advertised 100% neem oil.

I followed the advice of one of the reviewers here and used neem oil combined with almond oil for my dogs skin fungus infection which was turning the skin black. I had also purchased a horse and dog external antifungal spray from TS and had applied that too. I think the neem oil combo definitely helped bump out the fungus infection within a day or two but I think the bigger contributor was the antifungal spray. However just to be safe I would recommend both... A 1 to 12 combination of neem oil to either almond oil or coconut oil, and the spray, if you have a dog with a severe fungus infection. I saved big on vet bills! And can use the neem oil for other gardening applications too.

My first order was broke upon delivery, made a thick oily, stinky mess. Thankfully I was sent a replacement. My indoor and outdoor plants are affected by gnat flies. Online directions say 1 teaspoon of neem oil with a teaspoon of dawn soap in a gallon of water would help with bugs and fungus growth. After the first few nights, I noticed mushrooms. I wouldn't recommend, not sure this is pure neem oil. Shake the ingredients well before every use to ensure it mixes properly. Leave plants out of direct sunlight for the first 24-48 hrs after spraying plants. Repeat process every 7-14 days. 1 bottle should last Update: after 2 weeks, I am still noticing flies, ants and mushrooms. That is half the reason I bought it. Seems to be helping the plants healthwise. So can't be all bad

Si esta increíble, excellent product

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