TropiClean Maximum Strength Flea Spray for Dogs and Home, 16oz

Works great and smells absolutely delicious! I spray it just for the great smell. And it’s totally natural. I use it on myself too. Kills fleas and prevents them also prevents ticks. My dogs like the scent too.

This worked so well on my small chihuahua. We sprayed her a small amount and the fleas literally just started falling off! Its quiet and easy to use. It has a nice smell also. It's not too overwhelming and mostly it didn't bother my dog. We like this spray!

I have switched to Natural based flea treatments for my furry sidekicks after investigating the ingredients that went into the flea drops & collars I had used. I have tried a few natural products, this is the first that has proven effective & lasted for awhile. Yes, you have to use natural based treatments more often than the chemical based insecticides, for me it's worth it to not have that harsh of chemical in my dogs blood stream, it works by attacking the nervous system of fleas, & most of the insecticides are carcinogenic used long term, & have caused seizures in some dogs, which means it not only attacks the fleas nervous system but your dog or cats as well. Tropiclean is all I use now. If u find it not as effective add a 2-3 drops of tea tree essential oil to bottle. Coconut oil is also a natural flea killer. Still buy the Tropiclean, can use on pets, bedding rugs, etc.

Works like magic! Smells great and effective. I use it on all my dogs.

not effective.

Great

Use in conjunction with flea/tick meds. Also good for human legs and sneakers. Been using it for years. Smells good too.

I had a similar spray once that wasn't great, but didn't attract ticks like this one does! I shook the bottle, sprayed it on my dog before her walk yesterday, and the smell was over-powering (like citronella). I thought we'd tolerate that if it meant no ticks. Took a walk on the road and grassy areas where we always go. This morning I'm petting her and I feel a tick; then another, then another. I pulled about 10 fresh ticks off of her (not bloated so not in her long) and kept flushing them down the toilet. Then I decided I better get a jar of soapy water and go through her furr entirely from head to tail. I got out her de-shedding comb, tweezers, and put on a headlamp because she's black. The rest of the ticks are in this jar. They're all new ticks. I already did a tick check before I sprayed her. What a rip off, and more important she was prob miserable and i never suspected. The other thing I didn't like was that on the bottle it tells you how this solution is toxic enough to "keep away from children". Again, i still decided to try it reasoning that even though it's botanical, it's concentrated. My number one goal is two goals combined : deter ticks while not making my dog sick. Well, it's not worth the smell and the fact I can't ruffle her furr and snuggle with her without worrying that crap will get on me or the kids' hands. I've used Frankincense oil, diluted in a carrier oil, and that isn't perfect but it works best. It's got to be worked into her furr and replenished daily which isn't as convenient as a spray, but it's both safe and effective. I do Not recommend this product AT ALL!