Re: Re: Need natural flea and tick repellent

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The best products I have ever used are from Flutterbye Aromatics. I use her

mosquito spray on my dogs, horse and myself (don't use on cats as it has

essential oils in it).

I use her flea and tick products as well. And she makes a flea powder

especially for cats that does not have EOs in it.

_http://www.flutterbyearomatics.com_ (http://www.flutterbyearomatics.com)

Alison

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" Skeeter Beater " from Nature's Gift is supposed to be fantastic for all

kinds of critters--haven't tried it as I don't live in a mossie infested

area, but I'll certainly get some next time I go to the tropics...or the

midwest. The company that makes it is very reputable and has wonderful

personal care products and essential oils.

link: http://www.naturesgift.com/aromatherapyhousehold.htm

Re: Need natural flea and tick repellent

> ---I need some too. The mosquitos been horrible here since the rains

> started about three weeks ago. And ticks been abundant all spring in

> grasses and in trees. I even find them crawling on clean clothes on

> the clothes line. Dennis Kemnitz

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> In , " Delano Eaton "

> <mushimushi@s...> wrote:

> > Does anyone know what to give a dog to repel fleas and ticks and

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> > blood suckers?

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> > Thanks,

> > Del

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At 11:12 PM 7/15/2004, you wrote:

>What form would you think the garlic needs to be in? Natural garlic

>clove or capsules? How much? Also how much of the brewers yeast? Both

>of those suggestions sound great to me, thanks,

>Del

i drench with tinctures which are made in raw cider vinegar. ( " drenching "

means using a syringe without a needle to squirt it into their mouth) this

also functions, by the way, as a natural dewormer. if you can get your

animals to just eat the raw garlic cloves, all the better.

i've never used brewer's yeast.

-katja