Vet’s Best Flea and Tick Home Spray – Plant-Based Flea and Tick Treatment for Dogs and Indoor Use – Natural Spray with Essential Oils for Flea Control in Home – 32 oz Bottles, 2 Pack

This is a very good product. It can be sprayed on the dog beds, on rugs, or on the dogs. It is a natural-ingredient spray lacking harsh chemicals, and it has a lovely herbal scent of mint and clove. When you spray it on the flea-magnet dog, fleas leap off him to get away from it.

I have NEVER written a review before. This past month and a half of dealing with a severe flea infestation has been one of the most challenging times I've ever experienced. I have spent so much money and tossed out so many things. I feel like we all need a support group. Did Vets Best totally fix my issue, no, but did it help immensely, speed the process up, and help with my state of mind? Sure did! Side note: HOW is there no easy way in the year 2023 to get rid of fleas?!? I don't want to get my hopes up too much that I am completely rid of Fleas, but I think I am for sure on somewhat of the other side of it. What I found most helpful during this process was reading everyone else's experiences, so I'll share mine in the hopes it helps at least one other person. My indoor (never outdoor, untreated) cat had been leaving this blackish dirt everywhere. I really had no idea what it was, I usually have my windows and screen door open and there was a lot of construction around my apartment, silly me just figured it was that...Well, I was scrolling through TikTok one night, and this woman is talking about how she noticed 'flea dirt' on her foster kitten, at that moment, everything just clicked into place for me. I checked my poor cat out, and sure enough I saw the little buggers. The next morning I woke up and my life has not been the same. Called the vet and they couldn't get him in for a few days (because of course), so I attempted a flea bath, but nothing is going to work until you treat the animal and start seriously treating your house. I have been vacuuming every single day, twice a day. I start with my big vacuum going around each and every wall of the house with the hose, and then I do a big vacuum. I then send the Roomba around. I did ultimately decide to toss my rugs, which some say was an overreaction, but anyone who is deep in the middle of this I think can understand. I vacuum the couch every other day. I did lay a sheet down over it, so the cat would have less contact. It took me about a week to start using the spray. At first, I bought WONDERSIDE, which I really liked the smell of the Cedarwood, however, that spray is VERY expensive and when I sprayed the floor, it left a film over it. I did spray Wondercide on my cat, but I don't really know how much that helped. As I was bleeding money, I was looking for a cheaper alternative, and I started using VETS BEST. I actually like spraying this on my couch and floors better. I've even used it in my car as a percussion. I have not sprayed VETS BEST directly on my cat. The smell is Spearmint, it's truly not super overpowering, lingers for a bit, and then dies down pretty quickly. And honestly, I would rather smell spearmint for 5 mins then have fleas running wild. Again, I cannot directly know for sure if this has done anything more than give me a little peace of mind, but let's put it this way, I just placed my 4th order. So, what would I say to someone just starting this terrible journey? 1. Treat your animal. My indoor cat will never be off flea meds for the rest of his life. I never want to go through this again. 2. Start vacuuming daily, and if you have a roomba, send that around too. Empty the vacuum OUTSIDE every time. It's also a good way to check your progress. 3. Brush your pet daily. I had a bowl of hot water with Dawn Dish Soap so they would die a hot soapy death. 4. Wash bedding every other day at least. (This has been the hardest, as I live in an apartment and have to pay for laundry, but you HAVE to do it) 5. Spray VETS BEST around the house every few days and then don't vacuum to let it sit. 6. If you can get rid of your rugs, I would...truly whatever gives your peace of mind, that's important. 7. CapStar! You can get it from your vet or way cheaper on Chewy. I wish I had known about this pill sooner. 8. I spoke with exterminators, and they said that they can come 'treat' the house, but given the life cycle of fleas, they'll have to come back again. Really the only thing you can do is vacuum. I like to think that over a month in a half in, I am almost on the other side and now am just maintaining to keep the next cycle at bay. But I cannot recommend this product enough. Good. Luck.

I was unsure about this product but decided to try it and glad I am! I was ordering to spray for fleas around the house and not be toxic. But I sprayed my dogs(which by the way comes out like suds) and was rubbing it in when a flea landed on his paw. I sprayed it and immediately it died. I was impressed. I have sprayed dogs and house and seems I have hardly used any. No scratching going on so far! Good stuff. Yes recommend this product! The smell is little and dogs did not seem to be affected. They like the rub down I give them w it. One thing I do not like the spray nozzle does not stay in place and spins around. I ended up putting mine in my own spray bottle, it worked better. Horrible sprayers! Should be replaced! Update: I got the caps off and put the product in a separate spray bottle. Works great now. But we should not have to do this for the money! After two weeks: After using this product these are the things I found out. It for sure kills the fleas, but just the fleas on them. It doesn’t have protection for future fleas. But to kill on contact, it’s right up there.. like all flea sprays it leaves a residue on their coat. To spray areas to kill. Fleas, am not sure it does that. Seems the product only last a day or so, so you have to keep spraying them. But the fact it kills the flea, smells nice, easy to use, foams up like suds, I still like the product cause it IS non-toxic. I tried a well known flea spray and it did not kill on contact, it took more than few seconds. And it was toxic. There are few products you can buy that are non- toxic.

It provides a good scent along with keeping pests away from your dog. I would especially recommend this product.

This smells decent compared to other similar products but it's not nearly as effective if at all. The dog is still itching and we're still getting bit. This might be suitable for an office pet or a city dwelling pet and home.

I purchased this product three times now have four dogs live on the coast in Oregon. We do have outbreaks of fleas at times. This works great sprained it on the carpet around the house back porch even in the Bark dust and her bedding definitely helps control flea population

I bought these after we got hit by a full on flea infestation. At first, they didnt seem to work. But that's because the fleas were just that numerous. Here's how we beat our flea problem. You need to clean your house. You just do. You have to vaccuum every night, laundry every other night (bedding especially! even if you skip your clothes, throw your bedding in the dryer every other night! washing not necessary, you just need the heat to kill them.) Spray all your furniture (dont forget under the cushions) with this spray. Leave little bowls of water and dawn dish soap in areas where the fleas are most rampant. Apparently it helps to add night lights above the bowls but that never helped me, they just come for the water. (make sure your animals do NOT drink this, they WILL get sick or worse). Lastly, you NEED to get your pets on medication, and KEEP them on it even if you dont see fleas anywhere. Go to your vet and ask for something. I highly recommend Simparica Trio if you can afford it but the droplets work too, just get them something through a vet. DO NOT USE FLEA COLLARS, they just dont work. This spray has a strong and lingering smell. But that's good because that's what the fleas hate too. Follow the instructions on the bottle. I ended up buying another 2 pack of this because it worked for us and the smell was worth it. It doesn't stink, it's just very strong and if you go overboard it will choke you. Bathe your pets, but not too often or it will harm them. Once a week or so is fine. Keep in mind that your flea infestation may last a few months and it will spike in severity but you have to keep following this routine and it will go away. It worked for us and if you do it right it will work for you. Fleas are no joke and it takes effort and consistency.

This product killed my 16 week old kitten! Please don't purchase! Read the ER doctors message about it. I am heart broken and so so frustrated! My little Moshi passed away at the emergency vet clinic Sunday night from toxcity caused by this product! "The active ingredient, Eugenol, was not a chemical I have been made aware until meeting Moshi. I discussed this with our group of ER doctors (12 strong) and none of us had heard of this chemical. I also called pet poison back to give the details of Moshi's case and further discuss the use of eugenol. I hope by providing and submitting Moshis case record to pet poison, we can establish safe guidelines for the use of this product in households and make awarenes of this toxicity higher in the united states. I read through many of the products details on line, from a consumer stand point, I would never suspected this product to be this toxic to felines. the most I even saw about awareness is "allow products to dry for 10 minutes before allowing animals back into the area." We know that this is not the case, unfortunately due to Moshi's passing. Tis product also says it is safe to use in feline household in which the feline is older than 12 weeks. It appears Moshi was almost exactly 16 weeks of age. In my professional opinion, until safer guidelines have been established, this product should not be used in any household contining felines. I have contact the company to inform them of Moshi's case (no confidential information shared). I hope this will help to prevent other felines from developing toxicities from this product in the future. " The entire staff was dumfounded! Please don't buy this product or anything that says, "all natural, safe for pets" especially if it contains essential oils!!! Please don't make my mistake.