Works like a charm, even on pets and small ticks!
343630
Used this on my cat a day after it arrived to remove a small tick, and worked like a charm, even through cat hair!
1678067
First I must say this spray does work!  I have a little chihuahua mix that loves long walks on a nature trail.  The drops I got from the vet made her sick. Many of us hate the thought of putting pesticides on our loved ones, you sure wouldn't do it to a child right.  So I went looking for a alternative.  One that doesn't require putting poison on my dog making her sick each time just to take her outside for her much loved walks.  First day with the Pet Natural Flea and Tick spray I only sprayed her backside down and away we went.  Found a tick under one of her front legs after, so next day I made sure to spray both top and bottom sides.  Found a tick on a back leg where I didn't spray.  I think I'm beginning to see a pattern with my method.  Next time out I made sure to spray everything including lifting her tail and spraying there too, spraying my hands to rub around her neck.  Hum, no ticks on my girl this time, just one in my hair. For me the only problem I have now is my dog runs for it when I reach for the spray bottle.  she hates being sprayed down.  It may not work on all dogs or cats, but it's worth a try and sure beats putting pesticides on your pet.
1215181
This stuff works. I have 4 dogs and we live on the Seacoast in New England which is the prime area for the tiny black legged Lyme carrying tick. Our yard is surrounded by woods that meld off into marshland, it's not Ina. Neighborhood with houses in every direction so the dogs get plenty of wildlife cruising through our property, and they romp and play in all those tick infested areas. I have to protect my pets and my children from those awful things and this product haddock down the best at keeping ticks off. In addition, we don't have fleas and we certainly could if my dogs weren't treated.
2333649
Last October while on vacation I was in Bass Pro Shops and saw this while wondering around the store. It was only $5 and i thought to myself, "well if it doesn't work, its only $5"

I've wasted a lot of money on dumb things before but this might be one of the best purchases I have ever made and would have gladly paid $20 for it.

I hate taking ticks off of my dogs since its always a pain to make sure you get the head and not to pop the tick. With this little "tool" it is literally effortless and after using it at least 10 times I have never had any problems with getting the tick, head and all, off the dog on the first try with no problem.

I highly recommend this to everyone that hates using tweezers to pull ticks off your pets.
2120470
When we ended up with a pup who attracted ticks like bees to flowers, I searched for an easier method to remove them without danger of leaving parts behind.  I received these, and rolled my eyes thinking "what was I thinking" ?  Small spoons with a slot cut into it, it just didn't look like it was up for the job.  Sure enough, that same night in bounds puppy with 3 ticks on him.  Boy was I ever surprised!  You slide the spoon just under the tick making sure it's in the slot, and continue to "scoop".  It pulled those ticks out cleanly with barely any effort.  And the dog didn't struggle while we pinched and prodded.  Very glad I got the 3 pack.  We keep one in the house, one in the car for dog park runs, and one in the camper.  Can't recommend this enough.....must have it you have ticks!
2770500
Have had several of these.  Best tick remover I've found for pets and people!!  Gets the whole tick!  Always like to have one and a spare.
2446065
Adams Flea and Tick Spray works great at killing and repelling fleas and mosquitos when sprayed directly on my pets and on their bedding.  I have been using this brand for 20 years on dogs and cats and have never had issues with a bad reaction.  It performs well at lower doses, so I've never "soaked" my pets like the instructions imply.  I just spray them from the neck to the tip of their tail making sure their skin gets damp (6-7 squeezes for my larger 14 lb cat and about 15-18 squeezes for my 45 lb Chow-mix dog) focusing on the spots where I see the flea(s).  Highly recommend!
3866931
Destroyed three ticks so far !!  Works great.
2835079
The ticks are horrible where we live in NJ. It doesn't matter what we spray our yard with they never go away. We have already been finding them on our dogs & kids and this little tool is so handy. It makes it so much easier to get the tick off without leaving the head. I am so glad we got these since tweezers were not working very well for me.
4810120
If you are only dealing with flea, BioSpot works wonderfully! When I moved to South Carolina, my pup immediately got infested with fleas, and after doing some research, I decided to try BioSpot. It worked wonders in a very short period of time, and I never had a flea problem again in South Carolina, and most other bugs didn't bother her either. However, we moved again to a high tick-population area in Virginia, and BioSpot didn't work quite as well for ticks. While my dog still doesn't have fleas, she has a tick issue for sure. For example, in the last four days, I picked 16 ticks off the poor little dog. While most of these ticks were dead when I got them off, they had still bit her and embedded in her skin, which isn't good considering the bacteria many of them carry. I plan on trying K9 Advantix now to try to repel ticks (instead of just kill them after they hang on to my dog for a while).

Bottom line: If you just need to get rid of fleas and keep general nuisance bugs away, BioSpot works really well and is cost effective. However, if you have a tick problem, I suggest trying K9 Advantix or Frontline as they seem to work better for those pest.
4539191
My dogs have been infested with ticks lately and I really hate putting dangerous pesticides on them especially because they are both under 20 lbs. This product seems to work good, my only gripe is that you need to spray them down every single time. It only is a short term fix. I did eventually resort back to Advantix because I started finding ticks on me too. But this can be used as a supplement since it's safe in between treatments. When we are about to go on walks or when it's really bad tick season I'll give them a good spray. I actually think it smells pretty good too!
1566702
We use this for our two 75 lbs. outside dogs, it works amazing!  My neighbors have come over several times when they have a flee problem to use it on their dogs.  We live in south Mississippi, and have swarms of flies a couple times of the year, I spray my pups and their dog house patio down with it about once a week and they don't have problems with it anymore.  It also smells pleasant and doesn't leave a residue or anything on them.  I highly recommend this over any of the high dollar flea/tick medicine because its great for them for more pest than just those, and you can treat their whole outside area/bedding.
820753
The only thing that works against ticks - tried and proven! I was walking in a field this past summer and the trails had not been cut down yet. When I left those trails, I had two ticks on my pants...I watched them for a moment and they both fell off! Proof positive that Permethrin works. I use it on all of my pants, jeans, socks, hiking boots and sneakers. I spray them in the evening, hang them in the bathroom (so my cat cannot get near them, I shut the door, it is deadly for cats). The next morning the clothes are ready to wear and get out on the trails. The effects last more than 30 days and the clothes can be washed up to 4 times and that works for me!
2642531
After finding several ticks on my dogs I realized that their flea treatment did not prevent ticks like I had thought. I quickly purchased this yard spray and am so happy I did! No more ticks and I am so pleased. My fur-baby's are safe and no more creepy ticks !
2818657
My dogs, for some reason, began getting ticks this past spring.  Tried EVERYTHING, and I mean EVERYTHING to fix but NOTHING worked.

My folks have been getting these collars for their two dogs and swore by them.

So I ordered a few and within a week the dogs / house were spotless of ticks (No fleas either....).

Highly recommended!
2438000
I have always used K9 Advantix on my dogs, and never had problems until the year I started camping in Northern Wisconsin. Now, let me just say -- the K9 Advantix worked PERFECTLY on my large-breed dogs - never a single flea or tick. Knowing that we were heading into a tick-infested area, I put the Advantix drops on my 80 lb german shepherd and my 7 lb papillon a week before camping.

After a walk in the woods, I found one tick clinging to the outside hair of my german shepherd, not attached -- easy to just flick right off before we went in the house. We didn't find any ticks on the papillon until we went home. First found one tick within 24 hours, had to remove it with tweezers but figured, hey, maybe it hadn't attached long enough to get killed by the Advantix.

Then found another after 24 hours. And another after 48 hours (by that time it was engorged). Clearly the Advantix was not working on my papillon, though it seemed to be working on my large breed dog. Perhaps the drops, being such a low quantity due to his size, didn't absorb properly. But I wasn't about to joke around with ticks and lyme disease, so I started looking for alternative options.

The day before I ordered the Seresto collar, my dog picked up a tick in my own backyard, in the city of Milwaukee, with mowed grass and everything. That was it - I was going to risk my fear of collar side-effects, watch my dog carefully, and get this collar.

Fast forward 10 days after wearing the Seresto collar. No side effects (I checked FREQUENTLY for signs of rashes/redness/lethargy/hair loss), and we found a dead tick (not yet engorged) dead in the house.

I'm convinced it was the Seresto collar, given that the small dog is the one who already picked up 4 ticks, while the larger dog barely picked up one. The large dog is still using up what's remaining of my K9 Advantix, but I'm likely to switch her to the Seresto collar next year. The convenience of having one collar for the whole non-winter season, the fact that it seems to WORK on my small-breed dog, and the cost per month for the collar vs the drops has sold me.

I think the drops work fine for large breed dogs, but can fail due to miniscule dosage amounts on smaller breeds. The collar is safer for my dog when it comes to lyme disease, compared to the risk of side effects (which you should be on the lookout for with both drops and/or collar during the first few days of application -- anyone can have a reaction to medicine if they're allergic). Seresto has sold me on their collar -- now all we have to do is repeat the camping experience and see how long the collar lasts.

Happy camping!
1182928
Works great............no ticks hanging around now!!