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So many people have requested a homemade remedy to prevent fleas and ticks with essential oils on their dogs. Whether you are just letting your dog outside to run around your yard or plan to take them on a hike with, it’s better to be safe than sorry with a natural tick repellent for dogs. This simple DIY flea and tick repellent for dogs spray can be stored in a glass bottle and sprayed over their fur before going out.

Homemade Tick Repellent for Dogs

Keeping your pets safe from outdoor pests that cause lyme disease is imperative while avoiding toxins found in over-the-counter products. Remember dogs have allergies just like we do, so keep a close eye on them to make sure they do not have a negative reaction to any of the essential oils used when making a natural tick repellent for dogs. These essential oils are generally safe for dogs and are wonderful for keeping away those pesky bugs that like to nibble on our canines. Be careful not to spray around your dog’s face. This DIY natural tick repellent for dogs spray also works on humans! You can spray your shoes and legs before going for a hike and is perfect to take on your summer camping trips. * This spray is perfect for dogs that don’t have fleas yet to keep them repelled on walks and outside! Active infestations might need a bit more aggressiveness though. Also, cats are sensitive to oils high in d-limonene so rather than grapefruit, I’d recommend cedarwood oil for kitties. Have you made any natural tick repellents for dogs that has worked well for your pet?

To learn more about how to use essential oils for pets click here.

Essential Oil Flea & Tick Spray
 
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Ingredients
Instructions
  1. Mix your four essential oils into the sweet almond oil.
  2. Add your essential oil mixture into your glass bottle.
  3. Fill the rest of the 8oz glass bottle with water.
  4. Shake well before each use.
Notes
* No matter what allergies you may have, there’s a carrier oil that’s right for you. You can use any, or a combination of these: Argan, Coconut, Jojoba, Sweet Almond.

This spray is perfect for dogs that don’t have fleas yet to keep them repelled on walks and outside! Active infestations might need a bit more aggressiveness though. Also, cats are sensitive to oils high in d-limonene so rather than grapefruit, I’d recommend cedarwood oil for kitties.

Want tick repellent spray for you and your family? We’ve got a recipe for that too!


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