If you want to spare your beloved pet the hassle of a flea collar, topical flea treatment, or ingested flea treatment, it’s time to investigate your flea home spray options. Key considerations Safety Cat owners should take note here. Some flea sprays contain essential oils that are safe for dogs but toxic for cats, like clove oil. Others contain essential oils that are hazardous for cats and dogs. Always read the label, and avoid products containing oils that could harm your pet. You might catch a better price if you buy in bulk. Let’s say the above-mentioned product provides half a year of protection. After that period, you’ll need to do another application. It makes sense to buy a 3- or 4-gallon bundle of jugs now, especially if they sell for a lower price.

One bottle covers an average four-bedroom house, spraying all affected surfaces for around 13 seconds for the most effective solution. Just spray, leave the room for around half an hour and then ventilate. Ensure all pets are out of the room as it is strong.

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This completely safe second generation silicone based flea spray is a revolutionary product that is much more friendly to use, without risk of exposure to children or pets.

YOU DO NOT need to ventilate the room after application. Not orally toxic to pets. Very low toxic levels in general. Not absorbed following oral/dermal exposure. FLEE reduces dust mite allergens (Thornton & Ross). FLEE is effective for at least 6 weeks (re-apply every 6 weeks at the most).Ensure all areas, materials and pet bedding treated are fully dry before reintroducing children and pets. Salt - Much like baking soda, salt is said to be a flea home remedy when accompanied by vacuuming. Myth says that the salt acts as a dehydration agent, helping to get rid of adult fleas. For this home remedy take some finely ground salt, sprinkle it all over your carpets. Leave to rest for 1-2 days, then vacuum your home throughout, emptying the contents in an outside rubbish bin.