Flea & Tick Spray for Dogs & Cats - Natural Essential Oils, Lavender Scent, 100ml ℮

Nice smelling easily applied , doesn't ann9y dogs in any way and no ticks as yet , I tend to give the dogs a spray before tak8ng them out mainly because they are in water as well as through the forest , happy soo far

My cats not too impressed wih this spray so stopped using it However, I use it to deoderise/freshen their litter trays as this spray smell so good. No idea as to its effectiveness against infestation of fleas.

I try to avoid chemicals where possible. Used this for a year on 4 dogs with no issues. Ran out and was using dregs and got 1 x tick on one of my dogs face. Suspect I hadn’t used enough as it’s a regular place I take my dogs.

I adore the smell and the fact its totally natural! Have used it several times on the cat over the last week but the fleas are still there. Have had to order the flea drops for him instead. We have fleas bouncing around the place so have used the spray on sofas etc which I'm hoping will deter the buggers! I used a flea comb on the cat, trying to kill the fleas are a nightmare but spray the comb with the spray, it catches the fleas easier and spray them in the comb and they die! Not a waste of money as I like the smell and it can be used, just not sure I'll buy again.

I bought this bottle in 2021 when my cat was coming in with rather too many ticks for my liking. However, I never used it because a) I didn't think it would work and b) because I was worried about side effects for my cat. However, this year's tick population (2022) has been absolutely ridiculous. I have had to remove 10 + x ticks at a time from him per day (we live in rural southern Scotland). I've used the usual very good (and expensive) tick brands but none of them actually deter ticks. They either come in on the cat 'live' before having bitten and then die, or they're dead on his body, which looks very, very unsightly, especially when there are guests in my home. So, in sheer desperation I decided to go to my pet cupboard and use the Pet Wiz with Lavender Oil. It's brilliant! The scent, which is of a very pleasant soft lavender, is clearly a deterrent because the ticks are no longer coming on his beautiful pelt. I haven't been brave enough to spray it directly on his skin for fear of skin irritation, but all is going well so I think I may start to do that as directed. What I currently do is to spray some (about 5 x pumps) onto a wad of kitchen roll and rub it gently but deeply - backwards and forwards - onto his 'shoulders to lower head' area; about 10 x passes over the area. It lasts about three days in my experience, especially when there's rain, and my cat doesn't mind the process at all. He just thinks hes being stroked. The result is zero ticks coming into the house and zero unsightly ticks on his poor body. I'll be continuing to use this product for as long as I have a cat. Thank you so, so much to the producer of the product.

Don't waste your money, yes it smells lovely but doesn't work even when sprayed the amount of times advised, real shame as always up for natural products but proves in some cases you have to have chemicals.

So far cats are not scratching not toxic but natrual which is better for cats plus makes them sleep cats are much happy no fleas so far they are indoor cats

Much kinder on my cats skin than the toxic flea treatment which my cat has reacted badly to in the past. It's a pleasant smell but the cats hate getting it, though they do forgive me fairly quickly. I use it in combo with regularly flea combing. I can't say it's a quick treatment but it is definitely helping to reduce the horrible wee bloodsuckers and happy to know I'm not harming my boys with nasty chemicals.