FREE GIFT: All-Natural Flea + Tick Defense Spray for Dogs + Cats | 4FLOZ

Shake before each use. Spray your pet's coat until slightly damp or apply to your hands or a cloth and massage/wipe pet's coat, head, legs, belly, and tail. Apply before outdoor hikes and longer outings: Extra precaution/companion to Woof Creek's Flea + Tick Defense All-Natural Health Supplement. (Do not apply to pets under 12 weeks old. Store in a cool dry place. Avoid eyes & mouth. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.)

*Cats + Dogs, especially sensitive pets who don't like spray-action or new scents, will respond best if spray is applied indirectly: Spray on your hands or a natural fiber wash cloth then massage or pat onto pets belly, paws, legs, arm pits, groin, back, tail, neck, etc. but avoid eyes, snout, nose.

ADDITIONAL PROTECTION IDEAS:
Also add the following to your natural flea + tick regimen for greater success in the fight against these pests biting your fur babies:

• Our natural Flea + Tick Defense Spray offers cleaner, standard protection during flea + tick season.
• Take Only Natural Pet, has all natural, wearable collars and tags designed to deter insects (Woof Creek has heard of/not tried these.)
• White breathable cotton t- shirt (untreated), like a Hane's under shirt. The white allows for tick sightings and less heat exposure for pup, and the barrier literally disallows ticks' ability to attach (and reduces mosquito bites and flea burrowing.)
• Other chemical free wearables like Full face Mesh Covers and Hoods (Woof Creek has heard of/but not tried these.)
• New, biodegradable Repeltek-treated insect repellant dog shirt from Finland with Repeltek technology (Woof Creek has heard of/but not tried these.)
• Treat the perimeter of your home and yard with food-grade Diatomaceous Earth (DE).
• Use Beneficial Nematodes for the yard for fleas, ticks and mosquitos+++
• Bat houses.
• Mosquitofish (search local government programs) if you live on/near artificial bodies of water.
• Guinea fowl or chickens for tick control, etc.
• Practice proactive management and exposure adjustments per season and time of day (ie shorten walks during dawn and dusk when mosquitos are most active; limit roaming perimeter for larger properties during high tick season; plan hikes and trail walks with flea and tick activity mindfully, etc.)