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| |  | Dog Beds | Home » » Ectopamine Natural Flea and Tick Spray for Dogs 8 oz. | | | | | | | Description: | | Patented technology and natural active ingredients give the insecticide the strength to kill fleas and ticks, and repel mosquitoes on contact. Works for up to four weeks on cats of all weights, but is safe enough to be applied more often if necessary.
Kills and repels fleas, ticks and mosquitoes with natural ingredients.
Safe for use around children and pets.
Veterinarian tested. | | | Features: | |
• Natrual product
• Kills fleas
• Kills ticks
• Repels mosquitoes
• Insecticide
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|  based on 3 reviews |
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 Smells horrible and did not kill our dogs fleasMay 30, 2010
My husband and I REALLY disliked the smell of this product. It's very strong and overpowering and fleas were all over our dog the very next day. I did not appear to kill any fleas when we applied it on our dog.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Amazing Mosquito Repellent!Jul 27, 2009
I needed a product that would repel mosquitoes and be safe for my vizsla. I purchased the Ectopamine spray on the recommendation of my veterinarian, and it works wonderfully! Before this product, I had to constantly swat the mosquitoes off my dog when we went out to the park for evening flyball practice. With this product, not a single mosquito lands on him. It has a pleasant scent, much like spice cookies. I even use it on myself!
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worked well on flea infestationJul 18, 2009
I took my dog with me on vacation and he got a flea infestation. When we got back home, I gave him a bath with neem oil shampoo and sprayed his coat with ectopamine. Within 2 days all his itching was stopped and everything I used was all natural. I sprayed my dog *before* we left on the next road trip and he did not get any fleas.
It does have a spicy smell, but it does not smell like insecticide. It smells like those old fashioned King Leo candies, not the peppermint ones but the ones with the yellow and pink stripes.
Since I have a large dog with a double coat (briard), I just used a comb to part his hair and sprayed the ectopamine into the part so it would penetrate down to the skin, then combed it to spread it. Application was easy.
I will definitely buy ectopamine again.
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