kin+kind Natural Flea and Tick Prevention for Dogs – Non-Greasy Coat Spray, Vet-Formulated, Lavender, 12 fl oz

I've been using this spray on my dog as an additional layer of protection alongside her regular grooming routine, and I've been very happy with it. I especially like that it contains natural ingredients and doesn't leave her coat feeling greasy or sticky after application. Can it be used on furniture? I primarily use it on my dog, but the spray itself is lightweight and doesn't leave behind a heavy residue. Does it have a strong scent? It definitely has a noticeable lemongrass scent, but I personally find it fresh and pleasant rather than overpowering. The smell fades after a while and doesn't linger excessively. Is it safe for kittens? Always follow the manufacturer's directions and consult your veterinarian if you have questions about use on very young pets. It does say you ca use it on cats, which is why I got it, aside from my pup. What I appreciate most is that it works well as part of a broader flea and tick prevention plan. I use it along with regular bathing and flea prevention measures, and I feel like it helps keep my dog's coat fresh while providing an extra layer of support. My dog tolerates the spray well, and I haven't noticed any skin irritation. The spray bottle is also very easy to use. The nozzle provides a nice, even mist, making application quick and simple. A little goes a long way, and the bottle lasts longer than I expected, which makes it a great value for the money. What I liked: • Natural ingredient blend • Pleasant lemongrass scent • Non-greasy formula • Easy spray application • Doesn't leave the coat sticky • Well tolerated by my dog • Great addition to a flea and tick routine • Great value for the money • Bottle lasts a long time Potential buyers should know: I view this as a supplement to a complete flea and tick prevention plan rather than a replacement for veterinarian-recommended preventatives. Overall, this has been a great product for my dog. It's easy to use, smells nice, doesn't leave residue behind, and works well alongside our regular flea and tick prevention routine. For the price, I think it's a great value and something I'll continue to keep on hand.

Well, I’ve just moved out into the country where there are a lot of trees and fields and my dog got her very first tick in her life and I successfully removed it and then I found this natural flea and tick spray. It works great and smells fantastic! I would even buy this just for the scent. So I just spray it on my dog (she likes the scent as well) and then I just rub it in really good. I still check her for ticks and fleas and she has not had any since I started using this kin + kind natural spray.

The spray has reduced the fleas immensely! The smell isn’t overpowering or unpleasant. My little girls have allergies and reactions to most treatments and so far only the spraying sound bothers them. Definitely have recommended it to friends.

I was tired of trying flea and tick dog collars and sprays of different prices and brands, and nothing worked until s good friend highly recommended this spray. I bought it (although for me a retiree is expensive) but is worth the price! My doggie who is a senior doesn't scratch anymore and the fleas are gone. Besides the smell is great 😃 (to me)

I love all of the kin+kind products. In the past 18 months I've spent a fortune on many of their products but the spray mechanisms SUCK!! They are horrible. Being a very experienced dog owner with many years of sprayer bottle experience I have tried to transfer the products from one bottle to another, from plastic to glass, from large spray bottle to smaller spray bottle and vice versa. Nothing works so sadly, I will not purchase again.

Love that it is all natural and does its job. My dog started to have really bad kidney issues so the last medication we could give her the better. So we opted to do this all natural spray for when she went outside as opposed to a pill for flea/ tick. I don’t suggest using this alone per se. But for me, it was necessary because my dogs health was not the best. It absolutely serves its purpose; no question.

I was skeptical, but this stuff really seems to work to keep down the fleas and ticks - maybe not as 100% as the usual flea and tick topicals, but I don't want to put pesticides into my dog. I give the bottle a shake at random times to keep it well mixed and have had no problems with it clogging the sprayer because of that. Also - they mean it when they say "just a light mist". It really is best to spray it into your hand and then rub parts of the dog with it, especially around the face and neck. A little seems to go a long way. Best to put on the dog just before they go outside, but I have used it on her inside, too, when we were fighting a flea infestation in the house - seemed to keep them from jumping back on her. Her hair does get damp from it, so if it's cold out I either put a sweater on top or give it some time to dry. I would say this product works well alongside a regular grooming search for fleas. It smells really great, as well, and the smell doesn't seem to bother my dog. I think it has also made her hair softer!

Thank God the sprayer broke after the first pump. I sprayed my pug on his back end and the sprayer broke so I couldn’t continue to spray him down. 20-30 minutes later he couldn’t walk. I bath him immediately and watched him closely throughout the night. Next morning he couldn’t walk walk a bit but it took till almost the end of day before he was close to walking normally. Found out later that the oils used are toxic to dogs, how can they sell this saying it’s a natural alternative?

I initially bought the lavender scent when it was still listed as being suitable for cats. Received it and it stated not to be used on cats on the bottle so the seller gave me a refund and suggested I buy this one. This one smells amazing but the nozzle on the bottle doesn’t spray properly, which is a bit disappointing considering the price.

Great smell and keep the flee away

This has a thick creamy texture and a little goes a long way . It is quite expensive, so this a real advantage . I use before my dogs go outside. It seems to work reasonably well as part of a wider regime.I flea comb regularly to keep on top of things. If I find any fleas, I use a cedar based spray. Environmental management is also of major importance -hoovering ,steam cleaning , and safe oil diffusion on a regular basis.

Ive used this all summer with my 7 dogs and it works. I have sprayed it directly onto fleas and they have died on contact. I apply it outside just before my dogs exercise as its quite a strong smell, that way not only can the dead and dying fleas fall off outside but the smell has settled down before my dogs go back inside as it could be a bit over powering for them. I spray it on my hands and rub into the coat as the spray head isn't great but it's simple enough to do I will definitely use it again next year.