Natural Flea and Tick Spray for Dogs – UltraCruz®
by Santa Cruz Animal Health- Canine insect repellent to deter fleas and ticks
- Pesticide-free formula, safe for dogs and the environment
- Contains natural essential oils to repel insects
- Ideal for use before outdoor activity
- Spray bottles are ready to use, no dilution required
- All UltraCruz® dog grooming products are made in the USA with globally-sourced ingredients
- Highly recommended by others, see testimonials in tab below
- Same day shipping on orders received before 3:30 PM Central Time Monday-Friday.
- DISCOUNT: Bulk orders of UltraCruz® Animal Health products totaling $500 or more receive a 5% discount.
| Catalog # | Description | Price | Qty | Autoship | CART | FAVORITES |
sc-516372 | 8 oz Flea & Tick spray | $5.95Autoship: $5.65 | ||||
sc-395335 | 16 oz Flea & Tick spray | $8.95Autoship: $8.50 | ||||
sc-395336 | 32 oz Flea & Tick spray | $12.95Autoship: $12.30 | ||||
sc-520104 | 2 x 32 oz Flea & Tick spray | $24.09Autoship: $22.89 |
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UltraCruz® Canine Natural Flea and Tick Spray for Dogs
- Insect repellent with natural oils
- Helps deter fleas and ticks on dogs
- No permethrin, pyrethroids, pyrethrins, or DEET
- No dilution necessary
UltraCruz® Canine Natural Flea and Tick Spray for Dogs is an insect repellent that you don't have to be afraid to use! This spray utilizes the power of mother nature to safely help keep your dog flea and tick free! This potent blend of Peppermint Oil, Citronella Oil, Cedarwood Oil and Clove Extract helps repel fleas and ticks, and may even be effective against other insects, all without the use of harsh pesticides that can harm your dog or the environment. For your convenience, this natural insect repellent comes ready to use, no dilution necessary!
UltraCruz® Canine Natural Flea and Tick Spray for Dogs contains natural alternatives to chemical insect repellents. Peppermint Oil is high in menthol, which helps repel fleas. Citronella oil naturally repels fleas, ticks and mosquitoes. Cedarwood Oil is highly fragrant and helps repel a variety of insects, including mosquitoes. Clove Extract has also been reported to help repel ticks.
The activity of this powerful spray is due to the presence of natural, essential oils that repel insects without harming the environment or your dog. Simply spray on and do not rinse off, UltraCruz® Canine Natural Flea and Tick Spray for Dogs contains no permethrin, pyrethroids, pyrethrins, or DEET.
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