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Hartz UltraGuard Plus Flea and Tick Spray for Dogs, 16-Ounce
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Hartz UltraGuard Plus Flea and Tick Spray for Dogs, 16-Ounce

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Hartz Mountain811768

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Description:

Kills and repels fleas and ticks for 7 days PLUS kills and prevents flea eggs for up to 30 days. For use on puppies 12 weeks of age or older. 10 oz. spray bottle.

Features:

A fine mist spray which kills fleas and ticks for 7 days


It also prevents re-infestation and flea build up for 1 month


This fast acting water based formula actually prevents fleas and ticks from living on your pet, including the deer tick, which may carry Lyme disease


Product Details:
Product Length: 17.75 inches
Product Width: 9.63 inches
Product Height: 9.13 inches
Product Weight: 1.2 pounds
Package Length: 8.0 inches
Package Width: 4.2 inches
Package Height: 2.7 inches
Package Weight: 1.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 3 reviews
Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review: 2.0 ( 3 customer reviews )
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1Extremely Wicked ProductAug 24, 2010
By luvv3386
After having a pet sitter watch my 14 year old Golden Retriever for a week, I came home to find her infested with fleas. By the time I realized that these little critters were all over my dog it was too late to bathe her. So I ran to Wal-Mart bought Hartz UltraGuard Plus Flea and Tick Spray, Hartz Flea Shampoo with Aloe, and Hartz Flea and Tick 3 month drop supply. As soon as I got home I read the directions and began spraying away hoping to make a dent in their population before bathing her the following day. The directions state that if you have a dog with long hair you need to "ruffle" the hair and make sure that the product touches the skin. As I was doing this I noticed that all of her hair was falling out in clumps and sticking to my fingernails. My hands were covered in her fur and I couldn't see the end of my fingers through the mass of fur stuck to my nails. I figured it was just because the spray was wet, however, when I finally washed my hands, I realized that all my nailpolish was gone. It had taken my nailpolish off and had bonded the hair to my sticky nails. I panicked and bathed her quickly knowing that it must be burning the crap out of her skin! DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!

1Don't Be Fooled! Repellant Only! Does Not Kill Fleas!Apr 03, 2011
By xoxo "woodfairy"
Even the description for this product states it will keep fleas off your pet, not kill them. And that's about all it does and temporarily. I was pleased with the results after first use like eveeybody else. But then became very angry within the next several days.

We sprayed the house dogs like the directions said. And noticed that the fleas were just running to parts of the dog we hadn't sprayed or soaked with this product. No probem. Just cover the dogs entire coat and get them all right? Well yes we did that and then noticed the fleas congregating between and around our pets eyes & mouth. And you can't just spray this crap in your dogs mouth or eyes. So we sprayed our fingers and rubbed it on to be safe. Well that seems to do it and we turned the dog loose which was already spitting fire to say the least.

All the dogs ran around like wired crazy rolling and jumping from room to room to couch to bed. I bet my dogs could've won the olympics for some of their unholy jumps & leaps. So I considered if the fleas were being killed and irritating my dog in their death dance. I was wrong. The product itself set my dogs skin on fire and the fleas just happened to make a quick exit where my dogs rolled.

Oh the fleas left my dog. But they then took up residence in my furniture and my beds. I couldn't sleep after my dog had gotten in to my bed AFTER he was treated. I never had a flea one get in my bed or my couch till I used this product. Then the fleas were back on my dog in 48hrs. Like a dummy I sparayed my dogs again, and then all this accomplished was adding more fleas to my bed & couch.

This product only chases fleas away temporarily. And it does not kill ticks. I sprayed one directly that was on one of our yard dogs and it only made it wiggle & squirm some. 4 minutes later no change and it was still alive. The only thing that killed it was my cigarette lighter.

4Not used as directedOct 14, 2010
By Jessica
I sleep on an air mattress on a hardwood floor coated with polyurethane and after waking up in the mornings with red welts all over my arms and legs, I had had it. The only reason I bought this product was because it was the only flea chemical available at my local grocery store and despite not using it as directed, this spray has worked excellently for me. I use it to treat the room, and not the dog - in fact, there is no dog, just three of my roommate's cats which aren't allowed in my room. First I found a flea and doused it in a rainstorm to see how it would react, and the flea sputtered and died within 10 seconds. From there I treated the "hot spots;" where I usually sit or sleep or long periods of time and noticed an immediate improvement. The chemical dried, leaving white residue but it came away with a wet paper towel. Before I went to bed I squirted a protective ring around my mattress, and even onto the mattress itself. This helped. For awhile I soaked a pair of socks in it and then wore the socks to bed, and that managed to keep the fleas away without any noticeable effect on my skin. It's been about two weeks now since I started spraying the floor and my mattress with it, and the fleas aren't completely gone yet - I expect the eggs will continue to hatch for awhile, but I no longer wear the socks and as soon as I see one, I spray it. The problem has come under control. My only precaution would be to people in a situation like mine is since the spray is explicitly intended for dogs, I would be careful exposing any other animals to the chemical. Also, if my hardwood floor weren't coated in polyurethane, I would worry about the chemical effects on the wood and I have no idea what it would do to carpeting. But for me - great stuff, I'll probably go out and buy a refill.

 
 
 
 
 
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