20 Best Yard Spray For Fleas And Ticks (2023 Updated)

I live in the Midwest and mosquitos gravitate to me, especially around dusk. Since using this on our yard, I have been able to sit outside in the evening without getting eaten alive! We used as directed, two times about a week apart.

I cannot yet attest to the effectiveness on fleas, as we are currently treating our home for those as well as our animals, but I’m hopeful considering the effectiveness on the mosquitos. I love that it’s safe for my flowers and veggies, not to mention we don’t have to wait to let our animals out after treatment! And your yard smells like a cedar forest for a short while after use! Not overpowering, and doesn’t stay for long! Highly recommend this product!.

I just started using the variety of Wondercide line of products – different ones on my pups, in my house and on my patio and yard. My only issue is that the OUTDOOR product sprayer is impossible to use.

I had to buy a separate sprayer to use when I reordered the outdoor flea and tick concentrate for patio and yard. LOVE the results!!! I stopped using any insecticides on or around my boys years ago so was thrilled to find a safe product.

I saw a few fleas and The Flea and Tick Pets and Home Spray actually STOPPED them with the first application. Plus my fur babies smell like Christmas since I got the peppermint scent 🙂 SO GLAD Chewy is carrying these now.

This product has greatly reduced the mosquito population in our front yard & backyard, each of which offers many comfortable havens for mosquitoes! Hopefully, continued use will keep disrupting these little critters.

I am a mosquito magnet and frequently feel that I must don my ‘hazmat’ suit for protection! I’m so pleased that I’ve been able to do some gardening or just sit on the front porch without having to be in a protective bubble! I’ll be ordering more soon! Easy to use, very effective, and it has a very pleasant smell! (Our next door neighbors use this, as well, so we both have added protection.

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Black Flag has been around for years so I thought why not when I seen it on the shelf. Somewhat skeptical I had high hopes. After all I had tried several other products that seemed to have little to no significant impact.

I raise chickens which intern is a natural draw for any predator. If they are within 5 miles and hear or smell a chicken they are coming it’s just a matter of when. The problem I have dealt with for years is the fur baring sort namely the mange infested coyote or the coon with a handful of bobcats.

The worst being the coyote. They make their rounds nightly, like clockwork, diseased and dropping off hundreds of mangy chomping fleas that intern have plagued my dogs every spring and summer. The flea battle never ends.

I can honestly say after spraying the yard and 25’ beyond the fenced yard over the last two weeks I have seen a significant decrease in the flea population. I do believe it disrupts cycles as I have noticed u lull in the infestation and have not noticed any small or juvenile fleas.

I have not noticed any large adult fleas and I do mean excessively large adult fleas. The few I have noticed are in a midpoint maturity. The number I see in population have dropped somewhere around to only 10% of the 100% previously.

I will spray again in another week and expect the flea population to be decimated. It is so nice to see a product that kills and destroys the life cycle of the fleas and that actually works. My dogs sure do feel much better and they do NOT move around scratching all day.

I do not use collars and have not applied any chemicals directly to the skin of my dogs this season. I have simply bathed them and sprayed the premises with Black Flag. This product works and works well.

I highly recommend it!.

I had a really bad back yard flea infestation summer 2018. I had a dog and 2 cats and was fighting the “worst ever” indoor flea infestation: the usual treatment of borax didn’t work, so I mixed borax with diatomaceous earth and salt.

and spread it liberally — no luck. I hate poisons, but I bombed my foster cat’s room TWICE, with no improvement. My senior dog was on Nexgard, but it wasn’t working (fleas must take a blood meal from the animal to be killed).

I started noticing that within minutes of putting my poor dog down in the yard, he would be covered in 10 or so VISIBLE fleas — which means more were buried in his coat. I new the yard had to be the key to the problem.

I had read up on the active ingredients and I THINK that people who are claiming that it didn’t work PERHAPS did not use it correctly. From my reading the fine print, I’d learned that DIRECT SUNLIGHT DESTROYS THE ACTIVE INGREDIENT.

So, I waited until the sun was no longer shining on my back yard, then working from the outer perimeter slightlyy overlapping the sprayed area as I worked my way backward to my patio (and left a narrow path to the outdoor spigot so I could turn it off).

The next day, as soon as the grass was dry, I did “the white sock walk” into the middle of the yard. not a single flea.

I sprayed my yard and screened in patio 3 days ago and I am still getting fleas off of cats. I believe I combed them all off the night after I sprayed. Two days later and it seemed like they had more fleas on them.

I sprayed a second time with a different chemical. Anyone else had any failures?.

I bought this a week ago and use it every day on my small cavalier king charles spaniel female and once on my springer spaniel and medium size cavalier king charles spaniel boy. All dogs are with infected with fleas and we had a hard time keeping them off with regular store bought spot on treatments and baths so we bought this product hoping it will kill and repel the fleas off our dogs and home and this is what happened after we almost finish the spray bottle.

I want to mention before I forget that I been using it everyday on my small female king charles spaniel and once on the other dogs and that I sprayed my bed bedroom every day too and sprayed the dog’s bed and area with it a couple of times but now I am trying another product because this spray will actually kill the fleas but the fleas have to be visible like on top instead of under tick hair or out on top of the bed or floor for them to die.

My cavalier boy infestection was the worst uyou could she them running and jumping and the millions of eggs and when I sprayed him all die and the eggs too. The eggs became blood and my dog had so many he looked like he was badly hurt off how much blood was on him after the spray.

He had so many dead fleas I used the flea comb to get them off him and the comb was coming out completely full but he did have live fleas on him, the ones that were under the ticker hair or under the ton of dead fleas.

The springer spaniel female did not had that many since she had a hair cut and bath with blue dawn the day before and her fleas were reached easy and died and for the small cavalier female most died except the ones under the tick long hairs which I got out with the flea comb.

I had sprayed my bed, bedroom and the rest of the house with it also my small cavalier female pj’s and as precautiong sprayed her body before putting on the pj’s and she walk out the room and when I called her back as always I checked her and she had a flea on the pj where her right tight is.

The flea was not jumping or moving when I pulled her out. We went to bed without my small cavalier waking up to scratch and sleep the whole night but the next day after we got up (me and the dog) it was a flea on the bottom corner of the outer side of the bed which I immediatly spray with this product and died.

I also got jumped by a flea on my sock when I opened the kitchen door to let my small cavalier out so this product does not repel the fleas at all as you can see by my experience on the bed, dog pj and kitchen door but will kill the fleas when you see them so what I am doing until we can get them to the bed next week is combing them after we spray them to make sure we we get them and for my little cavalier that sleeps with me I spray her and rub it to her skin and spray her pj too then put her in the bed and be sleeping without problems or scratching all night and do not find those flea dirt (small black dots that are flea poop or/and eggs) on my bed but I did noticed one thing about this product it does bring out hair out on the bed and dog’s plush toys.

Use a lot of this product, and usually order 2 bottles at a time. Few weeks ago, ordered large refill jug because it was cheaper. However, with the regular bottles, once you screw in the dispenser top, it snaps and locks onto the bottle.

Found that it is impossible to remove, so cannot refill the spray bottle. Tried a cheap spray bottle at dollar store, but the product does not hold its scent in that bottle. Useless, because the repelling scent is the whole point of this product.

Infuriating. Why sell the refill jugs if you can’t remove the top of the spray bottle to refill it? This product is not cheap, and now I have to order more individual bottles right away.

Last month I bought the vet’s best flea & tick yard spray, home spray, dog spray, and dry shampoo. After following all of the directions and treating my yard (twice), home (twice), and dog (nearly every other day) it has shown to be 100% ineffective for deer ticks.

The product has a strong smell though not unpleasent once dry. After I realised it was not working I did my own little test. The product claims to repel ticks and “kill on contact” so I caught a few deer ticks and ran my own testing.

First I sprayed a small towel with the dog spray and place it in one corner of a large tote with 3 deer ticks places on the opposite side of the same tote. Within one hour all three ticks were on or hiding in the towel.

For my second test I fully submerged a fourth tick (not yet exposed to the spray) in the dog spray for one minute and then placed the saturated tick in a large tupperware container. As soon as the tick was dry it was up and running around again.

I opened the container frequently to make sure it did not suffocate (I’m sure it would not have anyways but for the sake of eliminating false testing I replaced oxygen frequently). The results were horrifying.

It took more then 53 hours from saturation until death. I am no scientists however after this controlled experiment I no longer believe Vet’s best claims and believe them to be 100% false.

I sprayed this on my back yard. My little Shih Tzu went to the groomer back in March. She said Lucy was covered in fleas so she used a flea dip. I could not believe it but Lucy had dead fleas on her.

I went home and put her flea med on. Let her out to potty a few times and checked her and she had fleas again even though she had a flea med on her. She only goes out and and right back in. I figured my yard must be infested.

I live in the country with woods behind me. So I ordered this natural product. It won’t hurt animals or people. It absolutely works. Not one more flea on her. I sprayed it in Feb. and again when it got so much warmer.

This product seems to work as well as the stuff the professional service I used to use was using, if not better. It definitely appears to handle flea and tick problem. The tiger mosquitoes do return in short order, but their numbers appear to be reduced (significantly less bites per outing).

Immediately after application and the first few days thereafter (provided no rain) seems to be when the product at its best. The fact that it doesn’t kill the kids and the pets and that they don’t have to be quarantined from the yard makes this one a winner.

So far the insecticide seems to have helped to cut down on my Flea infestation with just the first application. HOWEVER THE OPERATING DIAL & THE BOTTLE CAP ARE VERY DIFFICULT FOR ME TO OPERATE WITH THE ARTHRITIS IN MY HANDS.

I COULD NOT TURN OFF THE SPRAYER WITH THE WATER FLOWING. I HAD TO SET THE SPRAYER DOWN, GO TURN OFF THE WATER & THEN TURN THE DIAL OFF.

I have used this product for many years when fleas are really bad at my house. I spray it all over my floors and carpets and furniture. Let it dry. If bad, do it one or two more times. Then they are gone.

This time I sprayed my two empty bedrooms that my cat stayed in the most and I kept the doors closed after spraying for a few days. Then I wash all the linens and vacuum.

I love ordering from Chewy. I am always pleased with the companies professionalism and products they offer. I am satisfied with the Black Flag Flea and Tic home treatment spray. I still have to use it a few more times to give it a truly honest review.

Got this product and used it the last 3 years with opossums bedding under the shed and causing flea outbreaks. The product worked for the first 2 years while having to do 2-3 applications but this year they seem to not be phased by this product.

I guess it depends on your area if they are chemically resistant to certain pesticides like this and how many times you’ve used it before?.

I have tried several products (spray, fog, traps) to control our mosquito problem and this is the first to actually do the job. I sprayed the eaves, grass, shrubs and trees in my backyard and the next morning we had breakfast on the patio without any bites (first time in years that was possible).

That afternoon we got a couple of bites in the front yard so I sprayed there the next morning. A few days later I spent a couple of hours fixing sprinklers and spraying weed killer (wearing shorts) and never got a bite which is another first as they usually get me through my pants.

This small bottle is fairly expensive and I indicated it is a good value only because it really works. I subsequently purchased the 32 oz bottle of concentrate and fill this little sprayer with 2 oz of product and 6 oz of water which seems to do the job for a lot less money.

The spray bottle is easy to operate and the small size will make it perfect to take in our RV to control pests at the campgrounds. Since it is all natural I don’t need to worry about contaminating the site.

Won’t be using this until tick season starts in April but for years we had the Killz applied commercially and it seemed to work well. Rocky Mountain BioAg was great, they were so helpful in giving me guidance on what to buy to apply it ourselves.

They were very knowledgeable, patient and so nice.

Fabulous people to work with and the product works great! A return customer for sure!

This stuff is outstanding. You spray it on your dog, or your home furnishings anywhere really. And you see the effects immediately. The fleas evacuate the area or pet and then die quickly. Its all natural nontoxic made from essential oils and will not negatively effect the health of anyone or anything that comes in contact with the products.

There are 3 or 4 different fragrances to choose from that are not overwhelming and disapate pretty quickly but not in efficiency. The Skin Tonic helps my dogs with skin issues such as hot spots, allergies and welping blowing coat irritation.

We have 2 adult dogs and 3 juveniles that are their offspring and have used their products since before they became parents, while they were expecting and even after she had her one and only litter. 2 years and we have never been disappointed or unsatisfied with ANY OF THEIR PRODUCTS.

And you can use them the entire time. You can use them for general maintenance and issues before, up to birthing and use them on the babies immediately. It gives me peace of mind that I am doing what is needed by my dogs and pups with no negative side effects to their health or ours.

Comparatively to vet prescribed medications its is less expensive, works finaminaly and its all naturally derived. Love all their products that we use! You will too promise!.

I’ve tried everything natural to treat fleas… as far as the best natural solution… Wondercide is it. However… If you have a flea infestation, as I have had in my backyard during summer, you will need to use the chemical solutions if the infestation is out of control.

Even so, I contributed to use Wondercide on my pets and inside blankets and it works. I’ve also taken my doggo up in the mountains and always use Wondercide. Yes, the smells aren’t the greatest (peppermint is my favorite because I’m not a fan of lemongrass or rosemary) but it’s not about the smell, it’s about what works and what is safe.

And yes, your dogs coat will have an oily-like residue, but that’s what keeps the bugs at bay. essential oils. Just as lavender oil keeps mosquitos away. 🙂 It doesn’t get any better than Wondercide.

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I started using Wondercide Flea & Tick for my old dog last year when he was diagnosed with an aggressive cancer. We live in a Lyme endemic area, and I was very concerned about the pesticides in the usual products for a dog whose system was already battling a serious disease.

When I received my first order, that day he came in the house with an adult Black-legged tick crawling up his leg. I grabbed it, put it in the bathroom sink, gave it a spritz of Wondercide, and watched it curl up its legs and die.

Although I have since been bitten twice myself, and now suffer from Chronic Lyme Disease, my dog was fine. He has since passed over the Bridge, but my other dog is still being spritzed every three days with Wondercide, and it looks like things are still going well.

I can’t say for a certainty that these products will work for everyone, but they have worked for me. or at least my dogs. I need to get their human insect repellant and try that, too, I guess.

This works so well! My dog got fleas about two weeks ago and even when we got them off of her, they were still a problem in our yard and house. So my mom and I got this product and I sprayed it during the evening in our backyard.

I sprayed the entirety of our yard and I still have half a bottle left! I woke up in the morning to take my dog out, and I find no fleas in our backyard. Usually when I went in the yard, about 4-5 fleas would jump on me and stick to my legs.

I would have to check my legs and clothes before walking in the house so I wouldn’t bring in fleas. But when I walked outside today, not one flea jumped on me! I was astonished! None jumped on my dog either! Very satisfied with this product.

I suggest you spray it in the evening/night and let it sit overnight so it can really work its way into the dirt and kill those fleas/ticks and in the morning you will find little to no pests.

I have had a huge tick problem in my yard for years until I used this product. Guys give it a chance, it was a huge saver for my dog and my yard. Here’s my little story. I live right next to a huge golf course that has several rodents (birds, possums, rabbits, skunks, cats etc) and they do not spray their land.

My poor dog had been suffering from ticks for weeks. I took her to get prescription medicated baths and tick medication but it was not enough and I was getting desperate. Her vet recommended this brand of spray to use in the early morning or evening.

I had been using natural remedies and natural sprays to kill ticks in the yard but never had real progress. I used this and saw instant results. Dead ticks everywhere I walked. Of course there were still a few walking around but people, ticks live in the dirt and grass you can’t kill them all the first time.

I sprayed my yard on a weekly basis and it took me one month to be tick free. I no longer have to spray or have any more tick problems. My dog is living her best life and will be getting off tick medication finally.

Best time to spray is early morning or evening when the sun isn’t beating down because then the solution evaporates too fast. I kept my dog out of the yard for the day when I’d spray.

A few summers ago the cat population in my neighborhood was absolutely huge. With the cats came fleas, and every walk I had with my dog ended in me using a flea comb to get rid of the fleas that jumped on her while walking.

When the cats left, the fleas stayed in the grass. Using this spray, the problem was completely destroyed!.

When I discovered my fur baby had fleas, I was shocked and confused (we are now assuming she got them from her last visit to the groomer). That’s when I ran out to buy a flea bath and something to spray our bedding with.

Our local pet supply store recommended this product, and it really helped with the initial “infestation. ” Thing is. you have to be consistent about using this. One flea bath and spray won’t eliminate the fleas.

I’m already on my second bottle which I purchased from Chewy, and I am still finding a flea on her here and there. Can be used after a flea bath directly on your pup and also on their bedding. I took an extra step and also sprayed these on my pillows and carpet, but have purchased the separate carpet powder as well for extra security.

I like that it’s made with all natural ingredients. The smell is strong but not a bad scent.

I rarely write reviews but thought this was worth it and I am not being paid. I have a toy poodle and a Jackabee (part Jack Russel and part Beagle). So one short hair shedder and one long haired dog.

That is important to the review. Two days ago we discovered the Jackabee had a few fleas. This is the first time in almost 6 years of having dogs we have ever had fleas. My guess is that we recently moved into a wooded area from an urban area.

It was late so I Googled home remedies and gave them both a vinegar bath. We changed their crate bedding and then yesterday on the way home from work I stopped at the pet store and searched for something natural to help clear the house of any lurking and rid the boys.

I hadn’t really looked at the poodle yet because he is due for a groom and so his hair is quite long. I came across the Tropiclean line and got the spot spray, shampoo and carpet powder. I also got Advantix.

We gave the boys a good soak with the shampoo (left on for 10 min) and then started looking with the flea comb. Banjo the Jackabee still had about 15-20. We combed them out, sprayed him down with the spray, then gave him the advantix treament.

The poodle was a different story. He still had many crawling around in his long hair. I grabbed the spot spray and began spraying the areas where we saw them and it did kill them on site. We continued this and as it lathered we rubbed it into his skin/hairs.

Gross alert, they were dead but stuck in his hair. After this long process we gave him advantix and cleaned their crates again, using the spray there too. This am Banjo was tick free! Having short hair really seemed to help.

Tyler still had just a few roaming around- so I sprayed again with the spot treament. As for the carpet, I waited a few hours after applying the powder and vacuumed. It has only been a day so I will update to see if there is longevity.

The smell is super strong, especially using the carpet powder. Not horrible, but strong. I’m hoping we caught it in time and it is a closed chapter.

Fleas are horrible this year, it seems no matter what we do we can’t get rid of them. What makes it all the worse is that one of my cats has a horrible flea allergy. (Large open sores, fur loss, rashes, eye and nose issues.

poor Suki. ) So I tried this spray, seemed to have good reviews and it was said to be safe for cats, dogs, and around the house. So far. we still have fleas, but I have noticed a difference. So maybe with this we have a chance of finally being free of those darn bugs.

Ways I have used this product; Around the house I sprayed furniture and carpets, my family isn’t happy about the smell but it is tolerable. The dogs are being sprayed every three days or so, they don’t like it as it’s too cold and sudden, but they are quick to forgive.

The cats. I have only been using this on the one cat so far as I know the other three are more likely to try and kill me if I tried. She hates it, probably more-so than the dogs so I try soaking a cloth with this and wiping her down with it.

I spray a little in a disposable cup of warm water to drown fleas I pull off with a flea comb, although it’s watered down a lot it works plenty to killing the pests. I soaked each of the pets collars in this and put them back on still wet, this should help deter bugs a little longer as it holds the smell longer(?) and it helps get at least a little bit of this one the more finicky of our household.

I’ll probably find more ways to use this spray and hopefully with time and effort our house will be free of fleas.

This spring, probably due to the extremely wet and snowy winter, our collie’s yard was full of grass ticks. I was taking 3 to 4 off of her a day. Even with her heavy winter coat, they still found their way to her face and top of her head or behind her ears.

I ordered the Natural Yard and Kennel Spray from Chewy and got to work. After the first treatment, I only found 1 tick in 2 days. After the second treatment (3 days later since it rained), I found 1 very small, probably just hatched, tick.

I sprayed her yard again 3 days ago and no ticks since. This has a lovely spicy fragrance of cloves and cedar and compared to other yard sprays I have tried in the past, its efficacy is 100% better, probably because the ingredients are oil based and not just water based.

It dries quickly and does not bother her at all, but best to let it dry to prevent eye irritation if your dog loves to roll in the grass as mine does. I will be ordering this product again and hopefully with more use this spring, the tick population with be conquered for the season.

Very easy to use as well. Just connect to your garden hose and turn it on.

In early spring started finding TINY ticks crawling on our dogs feet after going outside most days. We sprayed this, and saw only one or two since then (and it’s been about a month). It smells good, too, but the smell made my dog go a bit crazy sprinting around when she went out a few hours later after it was dry.

(The smell mostly dissipates in a day or two. ) I have already repurchased and will continue to use this.

I have two Ragdoll “indoor” cats. They have never had fleas. My 17-1/2 year old house never had gutters until several months ago; the walk-out basement was unfinished. In prior years the basement had been used solely for washing clothes.

There had been a ceiling mounted heater which prevented the pipes from freezing. The basement was very damp during warm weather months and less damp after dryloc was applied to the concrete block walls and a dryloc based paint was applied to the concrete floor.

Beetles and various other bugs entered the basement on a daily basis, particularly during the warmer months. Recently small black bugs started appearing and they seemed to come out of nowhere. Sometimes you would see several on the block walls.

Most on the floor were dead or nearly dead, and I could not determine where they were coming from. A new tightly sealed double entry French door had been installed, and all the windows had been trimmed and sealed.

After doing some research I was able to identify the bugs as sow bugs (also known as pill bugs). These bugs were entering the basement from the exterior by crawling up the concrete from the ground and getting under the wood (T-111) and then proceeding over the block walls in the interior.

A small hole was also discovered on the exterior under the fireplace, which had not been sealed up until Saturday. I read the other reviews and thought this might be a safer product to try than others even though it is listed only as a product that will kill and repel fleas, ticks, black files and mosquitoes.

This yard and kennel spray arrived this past Friday and I tried to open the container Saturday to mix in with water for use in a hand sprayer. The container is designed to be used with a hose (or perhaps with a pump but I could not get it open).

A contractor that is doing work on my home hooked the container up with a hose and sprayed around the bottom of the entire house and the lower decks. He did this two or three times and there still remains some of the product in the container.

We discovered at one point what appeared to be a quantity of these sow bugs in the dirt at an area next to the base of the front of house; a few were even crawling up the cement. By Sunday morning there were only a couple of these bugs visible on the exterior cement, about three or four on the interior concrete block and a few on the basement floor which may have already been inside the house.

Before the gutters were installed, water used to run straight down into the ground at the base of the house so there was probably a certain amount of water being held under the ground in this area. After the gutters were installed I noticed that the areas adjacent to the house were dry.

This morning (Monday) there were no visible sow bugs on the exterior cement, the ground outside or the interior walls. I saw a total of four bugs crawling on the concrete floor (the basement is 2,000 square feet).

I have placed a call to the contractor to spray around the house today until the product is used up and to hook up another container and spray again. I removed the cats’ water and food dishes from the basement area to be on the safe side (they always have food and water dishes on the main level too); however, the cats still have access to this area from the main level.

It is about 20 degrees cooler in my walk-out now and a newly purchased GE de-humidifier will be installed this week and vented to the exterior of the house (which will probably cool this lower level even more).

Natural Chemistry Yard & Kennel Spray is a wonderful product for treating the exterior of a home. It was merely a hunch that it would work on the sow bugs. I highly recommend this product, and would consider using it on the interior of the basement as well.

I was very happy to write this long review as I have found the reviews by others very helpful to me.

To be fair, I think one application is too soon to share an accurate review. Ease of use: 5 stars. Effectiveness: too soon to say. I had purchased this because I wanted an eco friendly pollinators safe spray.

So top marks for that. Had also purchased because an online forum (not Cedarcide site) had suggested this would deter Japanese Beatles. So far I don’t think so. But I don’t believe the spray is specifically meant for that so I’ve no reason to complain.

As for other concerning insects – fleas, mosquitoes ect. We don’t have a problem with those as our pets are already treated with Revolution. I’ll keep applying cedarcide thru the summer to see if there’s an effect on the Beatles.

Hoping it puts off the deer and gophers, too.

Cedarcide is a great product! We recommend it to all the pet adopters, dog boarding, pet fosters or anyone who complains about a flea, tick, chigger, spider invasion inside or outside, there are different strengths for whatever purpose.

Also can use on both human and dogs before a walking a nature trail to help prevent any “hitchhikers”. Love the clean smell and effectiveness of cedar and lemon mix. We are not fans of cancer causing pesticide chemicals (still!) on the market and prefer using natural products for our household.

I love the convenience and smell of the Yardsafe and know from previous experience the Cedarcide products are effective. Haven’t had enough time to determine how well it’s working. The only problem is I’m not sure when the bottle is empty of the product, as it is full of water.

I took the top off, the water was still cloudy and smelled slightly, so I kept spraying.

IšverstiShow in original languageThis has work for us. We use it on the grass once a months and give the dogs Trifexis. No fleas and happy dogs.

IšverstiShow in original languageHard to tell right away if it’s effective. It’s supposed to be long time effective.

IšverstiShow in original languageI definitely needed this tick and flea yard spray. It works on any pest insects and bugs including ants. Ants are a big problem in my area as well as small biting no see-ums.

We haven’t seen a problem with fleas or ticks this year but thankfully this yard spray is effective on any bugs. These tiny flying bugs bother the living daylights out of my dogs especially on their under bellies.

This product is easy to use and attaches to a water hose mixing water with the yard treatment. This really takes the effort out of application. And I look forward to using this product next season.

I used this product as directed and it did not work – it only was ever effective at making my dog resent me for the peppermint smell. WARNING this products spray bottle showed up broken and leaking on my doorstep – but chewy was there for me and replaced the entire package for free and sent me all new products – It is just a poor design for the Spray Bottle as the lid has very few threads on it and pops off far too easily.

the fleas bathe in it like it was a party time jacuzzi – they seem unbothered by the spray – (and I used two bottles worth over 3 weeks time) Find something else if your dog has fleas. The fleas are not very bothered by the spray even if you comb it through and rub it into the coat – it provides temporary relief from bites but they come back in a few hours – I deep cleaned all my linnens and doggy items – and sprayed down the entire area multiple times (at least 6 cycles) and the fleas just laughed at us.

I never use store bought pills or drops they are horrible !! For years I’ve used all natural spray made by people who truly care ! We love Skouts Honor!! We have told all our friends about this amazing product and we hope to use it for years to come !! Alyse Goldberg.

I rescued a puppy on side of road was covered in fleas immediately gave him flea pill. And waited about a hour then I purchased the spray and shampoo the both work great. The sprayer would not spray and the top came off and I did lose some of the product.

But it kills fleas very well.

Moved to current home summer before last with indoor outdoor Cat. I noticed he was getting fleas so I Purchased this product and treated inside and outside. The flea problem went away. You do need to treat indoor and out or you’re just wasting time and money.

My cat disappeared unfortunately several months later. I did not treat the next summer since I had no pets but I had terrible mosquitos, not usually a problem for me anywhere but OMG! I have a new pet dog now indoor outdoor, I plan to treat yard this year as preventative measure and hopefully it will take care of mosquitos too!.

Do to the flooding this year, i have a horrible tick problem. Even with flea and tick meds for my dogs, i found multiple ticks on my dogs. I was spraying my yard every 15 days to get control of the ticks.

This spray did the trick. After 2 applications, the ticks were gone. I recommend to reapply every 30 days.

Bought this to get rid of fleas in the lawn for a small area. Used according to instructions but very heavy application on a small area with fleas. I used the entire bottle in one application. The fleas never stopped getting on my dog where he relieved himself.

If this product killed one flea I could not tell it after several days waiting for it to work. I would not buy it again. It was a waste of money and effort.