Will it work on fleas?
741586
Not sure about fleas. For fleas i think u will better off hiring a exterminator and clean with ammonia
741587
I would look for pure essential oils, and carrier oils, high in B's. Fleas hate B. I've used Infusium shampoo on my dogs, and noted how the fleas were quicker to jump off the skin. If I were to go natural, I'd choose a decent carrier oil, and add some Tea Tree, and perhaps another compatible/suitable essential, and massage it into the skin, and fur, after shampooing my dog, massaging it around for a few minutes, and then doing a final rinse. There's plenty of information available online to come up with a proper solution, and please remember to do so. Please never take another's word as the solution, without informing yourself first. Good luck!
741588
I would look for pure essential oils, and carrier oils, high in B's. Fleas hate B. I've used Infusium shampoo on my dogs, and noted how the fleas were quicker to jump off the skin. If I were to go natural, I'd choose a decent carrier oil, and add some Tea Tree, and perhaps another compatible/suitable essential, and massage it into the skin, and fur, after shampooing my dog, massaging it around for a few minutes, and then doing a final rinse. There's plenty of information available online to come up with a proper solution, and please remember to do so. Please never take another's word as the solution, without informing yourself first. Good luck! I would look for pure essential oils, and carrier oils, high in B's. Fleas hate B. I've used Infusium shampoo on my dogs, and noted how the fleas were quicker to jump off the skin. If I were to go natural, I'd choose a decent carrier oil, and add some Tea Tree, and perhaps another compatible/suitable essential, and massage it into the skin, and fur, after shampooing my dog, massaging it around for a few minutes, and then doing a final rinse. There's plenty of information available online to come up with a proper solution, and please remember to do so. Please never take another's word as the... » Read More I would look for pure essential oils, and carrier oils, high in B's. Fleas hate B. I've used Infusium shampoo on my dogs, and noted how the fleas were quicker to jump off the skin. If I were to go natural, I'd choose a decent carrier oil, and add some Tea Tree, and perhaps another compatible/suitable essential, and massage it into the skin, and fur, after shampooing my dog, massaging it around for a few minutes, and then doing a final rinse. There's plenty of information available online to come up with a proper solution, and please remember to do so. Please never take another's word as the solution, without informing yourself first. Good luck! « Show Less
1477522
I bought it for fleas for my dogs. Have been using it for 2 weeks with bad results. Still have fleas.
1771008
Flea trap didn't work for me...I liked the Mycodex Plus Environmental Control 16oz for my dog kennel and couches. Might work for you.
1605725
I would NOT use directly on the animal. But, I have used on the carpets waited a day vacuumed and yes, there are less fleas. I would recommend that you do this every week as fleas have a hatching cycle. Mix as directed on the bottle. It doesn't leave any stains.
81547
Yes! this product DOES kill flea eggs also! Now, I will say in my experience, you may need to apply this product to the animal as well as floor, furniture, and bedding a second time in order to be sure the eggs are really treated and to catch any "sneaky" ones that may slip by. It is really very effective and economical.
539138
Yes you can , take all pets outside till it's dry and yes it works wonders on fleas!
2260680
This one is for medicinal purposes mainly. You may want to visit your local hardware store for flea killer.
1214090
I would not. Go to Walmart they have a natural flea spray in the pet section (has cloves in it). for $4-5 dollars, it will kill the fleas on contact. This Frontline was a waste of $60. I will never order it again, not what it was 10 years ago.
370993
As far as I know it is. I will tell you it works. Started using them and the fleas have disappeared. Good Luck
537210
I don't know but I suspect that it does not kill the flea eggs or possible direct contact with the egg is required. It required several applications as the fleas came back several times but in smaller numbers each time.
884385
Yes and we get big ones at the beach at night. Really works on fleas too. Kills them on contact. We walk our dogs near the sand and my dogs will pick up fleas. We spray them down before we go into the house. Also works on ants bees etc
331576
seemed to work pretty quickly. I haven't had any more problems with fleas. I used it last summer...so I really don't remember how long it took, but it did work.
1225360
I have used it for fleas I imagine it works on all the insects the label list.
411931
sorry, never used it on fleas..only ants, roaches and spiders. the ydo have an assortment of products so i wouldnt be sureprized if there is one for fleas,.. katherine
1295805
I do not believe that the product is appropriate for flea control. Fleas are not on the list of pests that can be controlled by Neem.
968169
No it only works on mice, spiders, ants etc, small rodents, not dogs or cats.
1605724
I am not sure. I didn't put it on the soil, just around the house on paved areas and diluted on shrubs with bugs. Something that does work on fleas that you can put on soil is diatomaceous earth powder. I use that too. It keeps grasshoppers and other bugs away as well.