Vet's Best Flea Tick and Mite Flea Treatment Spray for Dogs | Plant Based Formula, 500 ml (Pack of 1)

So before i purchased this i looked at the reviews, my dog has a subscription with the vets he’s already protected. This does smell nice too easy to apply and extra protection✅ been using for several weeks and my dog is vey clean and gets checked & brushed daily

Fleas! A lot of us dog owners will experience these little critters at some point. This product, is first and foremost a repellent. From reading the reviews, i can see People are buying it as a way to treat an existing infestation. But it is clearly stated on the products packaging that this is purely repellent. The packaging unfortunately isn’t very detailed about what it does exactly but from what we know about repellents is they act as a barrier. once fleas are in place, you will need stronger products, which I recommend purchasing from your Vet. I find the flea tablets work very well for my dog but they are pricey. so let’s talk about the smell. I happen to really adore the smell. The primary scent is clove, so if you’re not a fan of that then you will probably find it an unpleasant fragrance. Fortunately my dog seems to love being sprayed with this and appears to like the smell which makes two of us. Once applied I rubbed it into his coat with my fingers, washing my hands afterwards of course. I noticed two dead fleas on my fingers so I’m not sure if the product actually killed them or not. This product will not kill the eggs, so I would recommend using small amounts several times a day. The temptation is to saturate your dogs coat with the products, but I wouldn’t do this and would simply apply a light mist over your dog 2 to 3 times a day

I don't mind using chemicals, but having a natural repellent is, of course, better. I've been using this for a couple of years now. I wasn't certain that it worked, but kept using it, anyway. I tend to spray his harness before putting it on him, rather than spray directly on him, as he's not keen on that. A while back he had a joint grooming appointment with his friend who lives nearby. She found fleas on his friend, but not a single sign of one on my boy. That is surprising, as they see each other and play together almost every day. The only thing I'd used was this spray. Despite being a country boy, he has also not had any ticks since using it. It's not a destroyer of fleas - it's a repellent. If your pooch already has fleas, you need to get something else. I still pop the chemical drops on him occasionally, like if we're going away and I feel a bit of extra protection might be needed. I don't know why some people aren't having the same success with it. Maybe, in the way perfumes react and smell differently with different people, the same is true of this and it just doesn't work with some dogs? As a bonus, I react badly to insect bites, but have had very few since using this on my dog. Enough of it must get on me to put them off. Unfortunately, the evil horseflies don't seem to mind it, though!

Purchased because it says it's gentle enough to spray directly on your pet. We are already using an anti-parasite medicated shampoo every 2-3 days on our dog as the flea bites and his own scratching and chewing have really irritated his skin. I wanted something that could keep the fleas away between washes. It smells nice but didn't seem to provide any relief and there are still loads fleas coming off in the bath when he has a wash. He also doesn't seem to like being sprayed with it which was surprising as he's normally very tolerant of anything as long as you're giving him attention. I've resorted to a chemical pesticide which I have sprayed all over the house. I'll probably continue to apply this as well as you're not supposed to use the chemical sprays on their bedding or the areas where they sleep but I think it may just be a bit too gentle for its own good.

Used this both on the dog, his bedding, and carpet and soft furnisings where he lays. The solution has a pleasant smell. We have noticed a marked reduction in the number of fleas to almost zero. It doesn't kill all fleas, so you will still have to make regular checks from time to time.

Excellent performance and easy to use

My Lab likes to run in our local park, which is full of long grass, rabbits, and fleas. I spray him every morning with this but it didn't stop him getting fleas, badly. I used this in conjunction with a stronger drop applied once a week natural/eco solution and I have to conclude that neither of them worked. I'm reluctant to use poisons on my dog so the options are limited. I intend to increase the spraying with this to see if that helps but I'm not confident. They suggest 3 trigger pulls, I will be doubling that to 6 for my large Lab. I used a specialist shampoo to get rid of the fleas. I will update this review if increasing the spraying works. UPDATE. It didn't work. I thought that I was winning until I went through his coat with a nit comb. There were hundreds of the b#####s. Dipping the nit comb in warm soapy water made them stick to it and they were easily removed into a bucket of water where they quickly drowned. I'm going to do this once a week through the flea season. Oh and the flea shampoo had no effect.

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