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Lavender Flea and Tick Spray for Pets: A Botanical 4 oz Spray
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We share our farm with dogs and cats, so pets are part of how we think about the whole place. The Lavender Flea and Tick Spray for Pets is a botanical spray in a 4 oz bottle, made with plant ingredients and the lavender scent our farm is known for.
Start with the label
Every pet product is different, and the label is where the directions live. Before you spray, check the label for:
- Which animals the spray is meant for
- How and where to apply it
- How often it can be used
- Any warnings or cautions
If anything on the label is unclear, or your pet is very young, older, pregnant, nursing or has a health condition, ask your veterinarian before using any product.
Good habits when using any pet spray
| Habit | Why |
|---|---|
| Keep spray away from eyes, nose and mouth | Faces are sensitive on pets and people |
| Spray outdoors or in a well-aired room | Easier on everyone's nose |
| Watch your pet afterward | Stop use and call your vet if anything seems off |
| Wash your hands after use | A simple, sensible step |
The lavender scent
Many people enjoy the smell of lavender, and this spray carries that familiar botanical scent. Pets have far stronger noses than we do, though, so what smells light to you may smell strong to them. A calm moment, some gentle praise and a little patience go a long way the first time.
Storage
Keep the bottle capped, upright and somewhere cool, out of direct sun. Store it where children and pets cannot reach it, and away from food and pet food.
Frequently asked questions
How often can I use it?
Follow the product label for frequency and directions.
Can I use it on cats?
Check the label for which animals it is meant for, and ask your veterinarian if you are unsure. Cats can be sensitive to many products.
Does it replace my vet's advice?
No. Your veterinarian knows your pet best, so ask them about flea and tick care that fits your animal and use this spray only as the label directs.
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