Can it be used to prevent fleas and get rid of fleas on a dog
1295804
I wouldn't use it on my dog. they have special medications for dogs to kill fleas.
1295805
I do not believe that the product is appropriate for flea control. Fleas are not on the list of pests that can be controlled by Neem.
1295806
I wouldn't do that. I have a mild allergic reaction to it when I spray it. While it isn't toxic, it's very concentrated, if you didn't dilute it extremely well, it might hurt your dog. Look for a product made for pets that contains pyrethrins which is made from chrysanthemums.
1295807
It is not labeled for that, but many folks have tried to use a couple of drops per gallon of water and soap with great success, but no guarantee here. Neem Pro works on a whole lot of insects that are not listed on label for your trees and shrubs,flowers, vegetables or your yard. I use Neem Pro for every insect on my one acre landscape indoor or outdoor and my veggie garden up to day of harvest
76967
I have found this to be very effective flea control for my dog..just rub the top of the bottle ( it has a small plastic opening ) on the fur coat...brush it in a bit and the dog will LOVE you as fleas will avoid this smell like the plague..just watch pet's eyes tho do not let oil touch raw skin or eyes...
503039
Don't know about flea and ticks, I have dogs and they are fine. An exterminator I know recommend this product stating it kills everything and it's safe for pets.
2050199
I wouldn't use just that for the protection. It's summer here in Texas and it is the worst time for flea. I use comfortis and haven't see a single flea.
1295611
You have been misinformed. My dogs take them with no problem and it really keeps the fleas away. Best money I have spent on flea control
741588
I would look for pure essential oils, and carrier oils, high in B's. Fleas hate B. I've used Infusium shampoo on my dogs, and noted how the fleas were quicker to jump off the skin. If I were to go natural, I'd choose a decent carrier oil, and add some Tea Tree, and perhaps another compatible/suitable essential, and massage it into the skin, and fur, after shampooing my dog, massaging it around for a few minutes, and then doing a final rinse. There's plenty of information available online to come up with a proper solution, and please remember to do so. Please never take another's word as the solution, without informing yourself first. Good luck! I would look for pure essential oils, and carrier oils, high in B's. Fleas hate B. I've used Infusium shampoo on my dogs, and noted how the fleas were quicker to jump off the skin. If I were to go natural, I'd choose a decent carrier oil, and add some Tea Tree, and perhaps another compatible/suitable essential, and massage it into the skin, and fur, after shampooing my dog, massaging it around for a few minutes, and then doing a final rinse. There's plenty of information available online to come up with a proper solution, and please remember to do so. Please never take another's word as the... » Read More I would look for pure essential oils, and carrier oils, high in B's. Fleas hate B. I've used Infusium shampoo on my dogs, and noted how the fleas were quicker to jump off the skin. If I were to go natural, I'd choose a decent carrier oil, and add some Tea Tree, and perhaps another compatible/suitable essential, and massage it into the skin, and fur, after shampooing my dog, massaging it around for a few minutes, and then doing a final rinse. There's plenty of information available online to come up with a proper solution, and please remember to do so. Please never take another's word as the solution, without informing yourself first. Good luck! « Show Less
810854
We have used this product along with Advantix II and Virbac Preventic Tick Collar for Dogs, so we are not sure as to the individual contributions of each product, but we have not seen any ticks or fleas in our dogs, even though they have daily outings in our large back yard, where I am sure there must be all sorts of critters.
1475787
Yes. I actually purchased it originally to use when I lived in Hawaii, where the fleas had developed immunity to the poisons usually used to control them. The only thing that kept our property - indoors and out - under control was Precor. I will continue to use it outdoors when appropriate, though do consider what other insects you might be affecting in the area you're treating. If you want butterflies, for instance, don't treat near the garden that feeds them!
1192390
you could use it on grass as it kills fleas,ticks,ants,spiders. I have used this product for over 20 years. Once it dries to a tan looking powder it is safe for pets. I spray inside the house & outside. It also has no odor to it at all. Hope this helps you, do not forget the sprayer.
560187
Yes. I use it on my dogs and have not had a flea or a tick since. Even keeps skeeter away
194583
I have not used it for fleas, so I would have to refer you to the manufactuer or another person who has used this product.
1118247
Just for info, I have been giving this to my dog for years. It aids in deterring fleas, helps promote skin care but without REAL flea repellent this is not for you. You still need triflexis ( and a good tick collar) or some real flea medicine, alaskan salmon oil for their skin, coat n heart. Glucosamine chews for their joints. Good dry salmon dog food made in the USA, plain yogurt fir their digestion, green bean for fillers, puréed vegetables added to their food.
1476204
I am having the same issue as Cathy. Historically this product worked very effectively as both a preventive and treatment, and a few months ago we started hearing reports of fleas that had developed immunity. Then, all heck broke loose and a full-fledged infection happened with a dog that had used Frontline successfully for almost a decade. I am in Maryland. The Vet told us the same thing.
404755
Yes, we have had customers tell us that they use Rose Geranium oil for flea prevention. However, I would consider talking to a licensed aromatherapist or holistic vet before using essential oils on your pets as a precaution.
751025
I don't think so as you can give this more than once a month and comfortis you need to get from a vet. It seems to work along with bath, flea dip.
467221
No, it does not prevent fleas or ticks. It does not prevent anything other than heartworms going untreated. It kills heartworm after the fact IF there are heartworm larvae. If there are not heartworm larvae then it does not matter either way. This is how heartworm preventatives work.
1302661
It Is not recommended for indoor use. Give your dog a dose of comfortis or something. And the fleas will die feeding off your dog. Use the Tristan every 3 months and you will never see fleas. I live in Florida and I am a dog trainer. Since I have use this product I don't even use flea treatment on my dogs.