is tea tree oil great for dog to get rid of fleas?
1405982
I don' know about it's use on animals, but I can tell you that it is effective in healing toenail fungus on humans.
696627
First buy some diatomaceous earth. It's very inexpensive and kills fleas on carpet and animals. Second, contact the manufacturer with your questions. The unit I bought cleans hay bits from my horse trailer and back seat of my pick up of dog hair adequately but not perfectly.
913502
Honestly cannot answer this as our dog did not have fleas, just ticks. Once I applied it to our dog, within hours she went outside and to play with the kids and came back without any ticks.
1529524
It's not something that is printed on the box. I would assume so, but fleas jump and quickly so I would moreover recommend a good pest control for your home and a treatment such as Advantage or Trifexus for your dogs/cats. I believe if you are looking for non pesticide solutions google would be a good option.
1266296
I have used it on my three cats with no adverse affects. I spray it in my hand first then just rub it on their hind end and legs where the flea's tend to congregate. I make sure to get it down to the skin, then take a towel and 'pet' the fur till it's nearly dry. The oil kills on contact so as long as you get it down to the skin, they are good, then wipe off excess. No problems so far.
24023
The bottle of Earthbath Tea Tree Oil & Aloe Vera lists the ingredients as: purified water, renewable coconut-based cleansers, aloe vera, xanthan gum, melalauca oil (tea tree), olive oil squalene (preservative). "All ingredients are natural, biodegradable, and gentle on your pet and you."
971875
Yes. Be sure to dilute the oil with a carrier like coconut oil, olive oil or jojoba oil as full-strength tea tree oil can cause a reaction. I had no reaction when I used full strength to successfully treat my toenail fungus, but my husband quickly became sensitized. He can now NEVER use tea tree oil because he's developed an allergy. I wish I had known of the importance of diluting when we started out.
1874130
Tea Tree Oil is an anti-viral, anti-bacterial and anti-fungal. Although I haven't used this product, I have used Tea Tree Oil in other products to treat athletes feet and other foot ailments.
1518954
Don't think it is for fleas. We bought it for our Dog to help him not inch because of allergies.
1789670
~I know its good for skin and coat in general. Essential Fatty Oils will over some months bring health to the skin. So your dog should feel more comfortable with less dry skin, and healthier coat. This is a good product, very large amount & will last a long time. Its important for dogs, cats, and humans to have Essential Fatty Oils in their diet anyway. XO I also give my dog Coconut Oil (extra virgin)... I give my dog coconut oil, a spoonful daily on food, and I also rub it on her skin. If your dog as problem areas of skin, or dry areas, or rashes, the coconut oil will soothe it. Very healthy for them to take BOTH these oils daily. I give them to my cats too !
819666
Pure Tea Tree Oil (or Melaleuca Oil) will be helpful in removing that wart.
2260440
It is hard to say. We had to barrage the dog as well as the house for a couple of months this summer however both seem to be free of fleas now. If it was the tablets, great because the dog is going to continue. Her fur and general health has improved markedly and that has to be the yeast and garlic. She will eat the pills with her food and unless she is holding them under her tongue, they dissappear.
921320
We use it on our yorkie. What we do is spray the flea spray on a piece of cloth and then rub her with it. That way we are careful of not getting the spray in her eyes. We really like the product.
640082
Surely the hugs and kisses supplement is a good source of fish oil. Really helps dogs coat be soo shiny.
113851
This is probably too late to help you but... this doesn't really have any lasting preventive effect so washing off isn't relevant anyway. But it will kill all the fleas/ticks on the dog when you spray. And it doesn't smell too bad considering what it is. For lasting effect (like through puddle jumping) go with a flea/tick DIP or better yet the stuff you put on a spot on their back once a month. Works the best. We've been fighting a really bad flea infestation outside this year as we back to open space and have lots of wildlife visitors carrying fleas and deer ticks. Good luck.
1551388
I wouldn't think so; tea tree is good for removing fungus. When I read about removing moles most things said oregano oil or frankincense oil were the way to go. I removed one with oregano oil. Took a while though and took another while to heal (partially due to Band-Aid carelessness).
293502
From personal experience it works well on skin conditions. Per the Internet it can help with mange, fleas, ticks etx. I would try mixing it in his dog shampoo and see if it helps. You could also mix with a carrier oil with 1:1 ratio. Don't use undiluted on open skin, oozing sites etc.