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Use on its own or in combination with traditional flea treatments - ideal for owners wanting an alternative, or for dogs who react badly to conventional topical treatments.
• Contains all natural ingredients known to repel fleas from dogs: Neem oil and essential oils of Cedarwood, Peppermint, Lemongrass, Thyme & Rosemary
• No nasty chemicals, so safe to use on sensitive animals
• It is a repellent, not a treatment, so will help prevent your dog getting fleas
• Can be safely used in conjunction with traditional topical flea treatments
• Great value with 40-50 applications per bottle
• Use directly on the skin – simply part the hair at the back of the neck to apply 3-4 drops, and do the same at the base of the tail. Brushing helps distribute the oil throughout the coat for a wider distribution.
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