kin+kind Plant Based Flea and Tick Spray for Dogs and Cats – Essential Oil Formula with Lemongrass – Flea and Tick Prevention for Cats, Kittens, Puppies & Dogs - Pet Supplies - Family Safe – 32 fl oz

Spray bottle releases a soft mist. The fragrance is very lemony and does not hang heavy in the air. It releases just the right amount of spray to help repel fleas, ticks from my cats. I have noticed a difference since I've started using the spray. My cats appear more comfortable and are no longer scratching themselves. I use the spray on the cat furniture, bedding and different areas of the house, too.

I will say within couple of days my dog was doing better and all the fleas or ticks or whatever it was he had was gone!! I read some reviews and thought people were exaggerating but it’s true. I also spray my patio every so often so the mosquitos stay away ahhh and the smell is actually not bad at all.

I sprayed this on my dog and it came out very thick and has a yellow color to it, left a visible residue on my pet and on the floor around my pet where I sprayed. It did not stain but I had to use a carpet shampooer to get it out. Other than that this product is effective, I use it before going on walks/hikes or just playing outside and I spray it on my dog outdoors not indoors. Has a really nice clean and fresh smell. It will leave a slight yellow discoloration on your pet if their hair is a light color.

My mom won’t use traditional flea prevention as her dog has seizure disorder she loves this stuff and she lives in Florida where it’s been humid and rainy. No flea problems.

Works OK, still have bugs landing on dogs.

I love this stuff. Smells greatUse it as I would for deterrent and it kills fleas all around good good

LEMON GRASS OIL IS VERY HARMFUL TO CATS!!!No, lemongrass oil is not safe for cats. It is considered toxic to felines and can cause a variety of health problems, including:Gastrointestinal upset: Vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal painRespiratory irritation: Coughing, wheezing, difficulty breathingSkin irritation: Contact dermatitis, redness, swellingLiver damage: In severe cases, lemongrass oil can lead to liver damageIf your cat ingests or comes into contact with lemongrass oil, it is important to seek veterinary attention immediately. Do not attempt to treat your cat at home, as this can worsen the situation

This is great stuff! My dogs are two and a half years old. Never had fleas or ticks thanks to kin&kind.