Chambers Natural Tick Repellent 250ml

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Mix together chopped onions, chili powder, and garlic with a teaspoon of dishwashing soap and a quart of warm water. Allow the mixture to sit for 24 hours before straining, then pour the liquid into a spray bottle. Spread the pieces you gathered in your strainer around your flower bed or garden, or any area you want your dog to stay away from. 6. Coffee Grounds mnplatypus / Pixabay is a chemical-free insect repellent that uses a combination of essential oils to protect your dog and home from insects. This product comes in various sizes, from a small bottle to a gallon-sized container, allowing you to customize your treatment plan to your specific needs.

Consider that dog urine is high in ammonia. Have you noticed that the grassy areas where your dog likes to pee are usually yellowed out? Yeah, you don’t want to do that on purpose. 12. Rubbing Alcohol TevraPet Activate II is safe for dogs, though some pet owners may be hesitant to use pesticides on their pets. Cutter Lemon Eucalyptus Insect Repellent also has a nice lemony scent many people can get behind thanks to its 30% oil of lemon eucalyptus formulation. The spray repels biting insects for up to six hours and features an environmentally-friendly pump dispenser.

You can also try making your own cayenne pepper potpourri dog repellent. Mix together flower petals and dried herbs, and add some crushed cayenne pepper into it. Pour this mixture into a decorative bowl, and place it in the living room of your home to deter dogs from the sofa or curtains. The cayenne doesn’t hurt dogs, but it does irritate their senses enough that they won’t want to go near it. 10. Vinegar and Lime Juice ZaxCon / Pixabay S-methoprene: Also known as Precor, this insect growth regulator disrupts insect hormone levels rather than harming them.

In addition to the essential oils, the spray is fortified with vitamin E, which can help soothe your dog’s skin if it’s been itching. Sometimes celebrities show up in the news because they announce that they have Lyme disease, but dogs can get it too.It doesn’t smell good, and the can makes an angry hissing noise when you spray it, so it’s likely to spook skittish pups. There’s a good chance they’ll view using this stuff as a punishment, which is decidedly not what you’re going for. Rubbing (Isopropyl) alcohol also has a strong scent that keeps dogs away (and often most people as well). Simply soak cotton balls in rubbing alcohol and set them in problem areas. The same advice applies for rubbing alcohol as for ammonia in many ways, but don’t ever spray rubbing alcohol. 13. Dog Poop

When using diluted neem oil on your dog, avoid applying it on open scrapes, cuts, and other wounds. Be careful not to apply it on his eyes, nose, or mouth too, since it may irritate.Wondercide Natural uses an array of essential oils to guard against pests, and you can spray it directly on your dog or apply it inside your house.