Synergy Labs® Richard’s Organics™ Flea & Tick Spray for Dog Over 12 Weeks 12 Oz

Richard’s Organics Flea & Tick Spray is a naturally gentle & safe way to kill pesky & dangerous fleas and ticks, while also repelling mosquitos. A natural treatment that is sulfate and paraben free as well as pyrethrin and permethrin free benefits the dog without exposing you or your him to harsh chemicals. Safe to use around children and dogs. Not safe for cats due to essential oil content. Keeps your family itch and worry free. FLEAS: Dogs & other warm-blooded animals are especially prone to catching fleas in warm-weathered climates or during the summer months when air temperatures and humidity levels are high. Dogs can catch fleas from other furry friends, or from the environment. Fleas use their strong back legs to jump on the “host” (your dog) and then bite the animal. These bites can cause itching, hair-loss & hot-spots from itching, inflamed lesions and even skin infections. You may also notice small dirt-like particles on your pet – which is flea feces and digested blood. The female fleas can live up to a few weeks on your pet, and may lay between 20-30 eggs a day during that time. Some eggs will hatch into larvae on your pet, while the others fall off, into your home environment – where they feed off skin scales and other organic matter. Pet parents must treat both the dog as well as the inside & outside home environments. We recommend using Richard’s Organics® Flea & Tick Shampoo & Spray in conjunction with our Richard’s Organics Premise Treatment for Fleas – made with 100% natural Boric Acid. TICKS: Ticks are parasitic anthropods that attach themselves and feed off warm hosts, such as your dog. Ticks are usually found in the wooded areas, in long grass, and plants. Dogs that spend a lot of time outdoors are prone to encountering a tick at any given time. When your dog does, the tick can attach and lock its mouth into a crevice or fold and begin to feed on blood – sometimes even feeding for days. Besides being gross, ticks cause major concern for animals and people alike because of a high-risk for transmitting diseases such as Lyme, Ehrlichiosis, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, or Babesiosis. A tick bite can also cause anemia, joint-swelling, fever, and paralysis. If your pet displays any signs of illness, and you suspect he/she was bitten by a tick, consult your veterinarian immediately. Always check your pet for ticks if they’ve been running around outside, especially in wooded areas. SYMPTOMS: •Droppings or “flea dirt” in a dog’s coat •Flea eggs on dog or in dog’s environment •Allergic dermatitis •Excessive scratching, licking or biting at skin •Hair loss •Scabs and hot spots •Tape worms •Pale gums PRECAUTIONS: Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes. STORAGE: Store in the original container in a dry, cool place, and away from sunlight, at a temperature below 86°F or 30°C.