flea & tick repellant

 

We probably can't even understand the discomfort of fleas and ticks that bother our pets. Use these natural formulas to help with their flea and/or tick problem. Even if you don't notice signs of fleas or ticks, it's good to use these every once in a while to prevent the problem from occurring.

Start new and wash all your pets bedding (that's washable), vacuum well in spots that your pets lays all the time. Give your pet a bath and begin using the Flea and Tick Repellent mixes from below. You shouldn't bathe your pet more than once a month as it will cause drying due to loss of natural oils. Use powder mixes as often as you feel necessary and remember to keep bedding and sleeping areas very clean. If you see the problem persisting - it is wise to take them to the vet.

 

Flea and Tick Repellent Bath
  • 1 cup castile soap
  • 2 cups warm water
  • 3 drops each - citronella, thyme, rosemary,
    cedar wood oil


Mix. Shake well. Shampoo twice, rinse well. Keep out of eyes. Will last for 6 months.




Flea and Tick Repellent Compound
  • 12 drops rosemary
  • 12 drops cedar wood
  • 12 drops thyme
  • 12 drops citronella

    Mix and put in dark bottle. Will last for 6-8 months. The easiest way to use this is to mix with 1/2 cup of distilled water and spray on the beds, etc. If you prefer, you can just dap the oil mixture on your finger and put around and on their beds, blankets to repel fleas and ticks. Store in a dark, cool place.





    Flea and Tick Repellent Powder
  • ½ cup cornstarch
  • ½ cup arrowroot powder
  • 12 drops of repellent compound

Mix and sift. Sprinkle on animal and on bedding frequently. Store for 6-8 months.