ROAR Flea Patrol Repellent Spray

Plant-powered pest protection that kills, repels and prevents the infestation of fleas and other annoying bugs.

Safe for use for any dog 12 weeks or older, and can be used alongside existing medications.

NOT FOR USE ON CATS – please use the oral FLEA PATROL drops instead.

NB As with any topical spray a patch test is recommended. Please stop use if any irritation occurs. Keep in cool place

Shake before each use. We recommend you do a test spray at the back of the neck to ensure your pet tolerates the natural actives in our product.

For anxious animals apply by massaging into their fur by hand.

DO NOT SPRAY ON FACE AND EARS.

Ingredients:

Distilled Water, Ethyl Lactate (sugar beet) Sodium Chloride, Polyglyceryl Oleate (derived from soy) Vegetable Glycerine, Citric Acid, Vitamin E Oil, Trisodium Citrate Dihydrate, Cedarwood, Lemongrass, Rosemary and Peppermint Essential Oils, Coconut and Sesame Oils

Additional Information:

FLEA PATROL spray Plant-powered protection for your dog provides peace of mind that you are not applying dangerous chemicals to them in the ongoing fight against fleas.

FLEA PATROL rapid kill spray kills bugs on application and repels them once fur has dried. It exceeds effectiveness standards required for current flea medications.

Your dog is in safe hands with this all natural and powerful flea spray.

Directions for use: 1. Always do a patch test before applying to your dog’s body. A great place to do that is in between their shoulder blades where they cannot lick it off. Give one small spritz and wait 24 hours to see if there are any unwanted effects. Pets, like people, can be sensitive too.

2. If your dog appears to be insensitive, after the patch test, spray the body, belly, legs and tail. Avoid the face entirely. Make sure you rub your dog’s fur in the opposite direction to the growth as you spray so it reaches the skin. There is no need to saturate – just spritz lightly and comb through. The spray will kill the fleas, ticks and bugs moments after being in contact with the spray.

3. Brush thoroughly through your dog’s fur and allow to dry. The application effect not only kills when it goes on wet – but repels when dry.

4. To avoid further infestation, apply 2-3 times weekly. Spray and brush through fur before going into an area where your dog is likely to come into a flea burdened area. NOTE: keep your dog outside, away from furniture and fabric, until spray has fully dried to avoid staining in your home.

If symptoms persist, come into the health shop, for a chat or phone and make an appointment and see me as a naturopath in my clinic to discuss your animal.
Phone: 094264455