Premo Guard - 16 oz Natural Pet Spray, Kills Mites, Fleas & Ticks, USA Made

Effective, (Feline Dandruff Mites)First Application Was a 98%. Reduction in Population. After This. Eggs or Hidden Mites Would Slowly apear for The next Few Days. Take it Really Slow. Try one Spray then PET it Around as much as Possible. The Effective Life cycle is Ten Days Without a Host. This product makes the Host CAT Unviable. Be Aware the CAT can groom the product off. Try to discourage This. At One Point it was Effective to Spray a tiny amount in my Fingers. Then rub it through Between the CATs toes. It Was the only place the mites Could still survive. Also Spraying the Bedding and Carpet Worked Great. The Product Smells Really Nice. Warning, Absolutely The CAT is Absorbing The TOXIC Essential Oils. Into its body. The Product is Created to have Extremely low constintration. To keep it to a minimum. It doesn't take much. We Didn't need to reapply. The Product seamed to form a Layer in the CATs Fur. And The Mites can't survive on The CAT anymore. And The CAT is Just Wearing it around and Fealing Good. The Second Application after trying a little. The CAT was Pering And Whanted more spray. And was Happy to get more. Then just Layed down and Slept through the Exsperince. While we Monitored. A Break to Recover From the Treatment for 2-3 days is Recommend. In Theory after three Treatments. With 2-3 days between as a Break. The Mites have no chance of survival. We got lucky and are CAT isn't grooming it off. And is Just walking around Immune to the Mites Now.

Stops our guy from scratching , kills what ever he brought in from the outside we use as a precaution and safe for everyone purchased multiple times. Sent is clean, does not mat his hair and I use it on our rugs chairs this is a staples if you have pets and they like to sun in the yard

This pleasant smelling and effective product does kill fleas on contact, but goes on to fur very wet and should be combed or brushed through well, but once dried it seems to be more effective than the flea-collar my dog had on. Both my cats and dogs were not very bothered by it, and I've used it on my furniture, carpet and bedding and it's been very good at reducing the number of fleas I see/find. I have seven cats and one dog; this has been the toughest flea-season, but finally I'm getting positive results with my fight against them....

While it seems to be working, however not as fast as I would like it to. I'm probably going to have to order a refill! My cat's flea problem has been there for a while to long, it will take time to leave.

Premo Guard pet protector spray is absolutely 💯 % effective without having any kind of problem for my dog. I have been spraying my dog everyday because of having hot weather and having unbelievable amount of fleas on the grass. After been using different kinds of flea sprays on my dog finally I found the best spray that kills fleas on spot which is Premo Guard Protector spray. It's number one quality.

the product itself seems to work well so far, but the bottle holy moly....it is so hard on my hands. the spray pump tires me out fast, and i've got a lot to spray. the nozzle above it drips, making the handle slippery, which in turn makes the pumping even harder. i'm going to invest in a separate battery-operated pump attachment, i have to, my hands ache after one use.

I bought this thinking I brought in chiggers (I'm a landscaper) and my cat has been grooming and scratching constantly for over a week. I felt soo bad, she had so many scabs on her head and neck from scratching. Well it turned out to be fleas, I let her out sometimes. This product cured the issue within 24hrs, but I didn't spray her, I poured it in a bowl and dipped my fingers in it and then massaged it into her fur (after a trimming), she didn't like the spraying. But this scent also calmed her and she and my TNR male feral cat are actually sleeping together. Like before, she wouldn't let him near her. This is an amazing product.

Unfortunately, although the product does work against fleas, CLOVE OIL is TOXIC to dogs and cats due to its high eugenol content, which can cause liver toxicity, skin irritation, vomiting, and respiratory distress if ingested or absorbed. While some holistic sources suggest diluted clove leaf oil for parasite management, major veterinary authorities like PetMD classify clove oil as toxic to dogs, and it is considered unsafe for cats who lack the enzymes to metabolize eugenol. Safe use guidelines vary by species: Dogs: Avoid direct application, ingestion, or diffusion of pure clove oil. If accidental ingestion occurs, symptoms include drooling, lethargy, and difficulty breathing; contact a veterinarian immediately. Cats: Clove oil is extremely dangerous for cats due to their sensitivity to phenols; even topical exposure to flea sprays containing clove can be harmful. Fish: Diluted clove oil is commonly used by aquarists as a humane anesthetic for euthanasia, acting as a natural sedative. Birds and Small Pets: These animals are highly sensitive; clove should only be used in highly diluted forms under strict veterinary supervision.