Review on 🐶 FLEA + TICK Repellent Spray by Pet Naturals of Vermont - 8-Ounce by Anthony Cornelius

Love this stuff! My dog has never had fleas from regular use of Frontline but as my dog has an extremely fine coat with nothing but peach down on his chest and belly, flies, mosquitoes and moths - HORRIBLE! He often ends up being the only dog in a group of dogs and gets bitten by flies, mosquitoes and god knows what else. He has big bumps from fly bites all the time. I bought Advantix as it was said to repel fly bites as well, but not only does it not, my dog is very itchy for a good week or so after using it. It itches so badly like he has fleas but he doesn't (tested by his barber and trainer). My trainer recommended this product as she claims not to use any chemicals on her dogs. I have to reapply it often, especially when he's swimming in the lake, I just keep the bottle in my backpack. We were camping with a group of dogs and only my dog didn't have a tick! She is usually the first to be attacked by mites (and the very fine light brown fur makes them very easy to spot). If you already have fleas. well if you already have fleas no matter what you use they are very difficult to get rid of so good luck prevention is the best medicine. I will continue to use Frontline during the warmer months (8 or 9 months out of 12, I don't care what they say, I will not use toxic pesticides on my dog during the very cold months). I have four cats at home that are house cats so my goal is to only treat the dog so no cats need to be treated. So I can't risk a flea getting into my house, but it's a great complementary fly, tick and mosquito repellent. it has vitamin E, my dog's coat seems healthier and shinier, it's also missing the little bald spots where flies bit him, and it has the occasional dog deodorant benefit! (sorry for the spelling)