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| |  | Suncreen/ Mosquito Repellent | Home » » » Sentry Natural Defense Natural Flea and Tick Spray for Dogs and Puppies, 8-Fluid Ounce | | | | | | | Description: | | Sentry Natural Defense Natural Flea and Tick Spray for Cats and Kittens, 8 fluid ounce. | | | Features: | |
• Flea and tick spray for cats and kittens
• Kills and repels fleas
• Kills and repels ticks
• Safe for use around children and pets when used as directed
• Natural ingredients
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 2.19 inches | | Product Width:
| 2.19 inches | | Product Height:
| 7.35 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.25 pounds | | Package Length:
| 7.4 inches | | Package Width:
| 2.5 inches | | Package Height:
| 2.4 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.95 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 7 reviews |
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7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 Thank GOD for these ingredients!Nov 30, 2010
By Bethany Lawson
"BLawLMT"
All of the sudden we had a tick problem. We live in S Florida in a well landscaped community. We've lived here for five years and we've found one tick on our Boxer who goes on runs with us and goes to the dog park. We have used advantix in the past but not regularly because my poor boy gets all mopey for two days. Any way about four weeks ago I found a tiny tick so advatix and virbac lotion went on. Every day there after we had found 1 to 5 ticks after each walk! I also have a very old cocker spaniel who is impossible to check thoroughly due to her hair but she was also advatix treated and lotioned as well and the poor girl had ticks! I brought this natural spray home mostly because I was desperate and felt like I was overloading them with chemicals day in and day out. I needed something that I could use in between lotion days and monthly drops only hoping to manage the issue. WELL, no ticks! Not one!! I wish I would've tried this stuff earlier. I'm thrilled the ticks hate it. All the reviews that says it's strong smelling are absolutly right! WOW, my Boxer hates it when I spray him but it's so much better than the virbac lotion cuz if he licks himself he doesnt get sick. The smell disipates quickly and it's not a bad smell it's just a strong smell that gets lighter. My husband was in the office the first time I used it and called out what the heck is that, smells like a craft store! LOL!
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Works greatJun 22, 2010
By CC
Have used this product on our min pin and it does keep the fleas and ticks away. Havent found one on her yet this year. It is a little greasy, but it goes away with a couple days. Just started using it on our golden retriever pup. I like the smell of it, but it is strong. I dont like putting chemicals on the dogs, so this is a much better alternative.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Works great - but best if you apply on the pawsSep 17, 2011
By EngineerDude
I have used this product as directed for several years... It helped with ticks but not completely. I obtained better results by applying it against the direction of hair growth.
Yet, it was necessary to use it even with prescription tick and flea stuff. (Our forests have become much more tick infested in the last five years!!!). Still, one to three ticks always seemed to overcome all of these chemicals.
However, I have now found it best not to spray the dog's belly, but to spray a reasonable amount on a shop towel (which I reserve for this purpose inside a tupperware) and then apply it *only* to the paws (all four) and between fingers (each and every finger).
By applying on the paws, I have reduced an average of 1-3 ticks per daily one mile walk on tick-infested zones down to zero per trip.
Folks seem to believe that ticks stand on blades of grass and climb on from there... That might happen, but... in 1+ years experience of doing as above, the empirical evidence for my dog (all those daily trips) suggest ticks climb from the ground via the paws...
Besides, by concentrating on the paws, the amount applied is smaller than spraying as directed, in my opinion.
Of course, not all dogs are the same, and even though my vet says it is safe, keep an eye for a bad reaction, and go easy on it first. And re-evaluate usage always. This stuff is made of natural oils, but that does not make it 100% toxic free... Still, it seems to be far less noxious than the far more expensive prescription products...
For example, I feel that my dog needs to have a good shower weekly, to remove the residue of the oils (my dog walks tick-infested areas for about an hour daily).
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
It Works, but Not PerfectApr 09, 2011
By CountryBoy85
This product works to repel fleas. I have tried frontline and it does not work; also, the sentry natural defense squeeze on does not work either. However, this works to repel fleas!
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Works well as an in between/supplement for RX flea treatmentApr 09, 2011
By D. Tanner
I have boston terriers which have very short hair. For some reason prescription flea stuff doesn't seem to work thru the entire coat on some short haired dogs. My 12 year old boston started getting fleas on her back legs but nowhere else. I gave her a flea bath and reapplied frontline but 2 days later fleas started to reappear on her back legs. I bought this and applied it to her back legs and immediately (within seconds) a few fleas dropped to the floor dead. With some coaxing with a belly rub I got her to lay still and went over her and found no fleas. It does have a strong smell but the results are worth it!
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