Natural Animal Fly & Midge Spray 250ml: For Dog, Horse, Pony

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This gives you a chance to see whether your dog is sensitive or allergic to a product before you’ve smothered it over their entire body.

Generally, the types of personal information we collect will include name, contact details and records of communication with us. We may disclose personal information to third parties where we are permitted to do so by law or we have obtained consent to do so. Don’t leave window or doors open at night with the lights on…people tend to only make this mistake once! If you have DEET around for human use, make sure it’s well out of reach of any inquisitive pets or kids. There are lots of articles on puppy care in the puppy sections that are listed on the main puppy page.Very young puppies need special care, and puppies under eight weeks old need to be with their brothers and sisters. At the end of any day out and about in bracken, heather or similar, you should always check yourself, your children and your dogs for ticks. This clever accessory offers you peace of mind, especially at times where your pet is more vulnerable to insect-borne diseases. Just a couple of drops on the back of your dog’s neck and they will taste nasty enough to keep them tick free for up to a month. They also sell a midge-proof hair net, but we didn’t see enough midges to require using it – sexy though it is.

It's something I came across whilst looking for info during a DEET -vs- Smidge - vs - Avon SSS debate on here. Our middle daughter regularly used Smidge and Avon Skin-So-Soft whilst in Scotland and didn’t suffer any bites. Please ensure that your PayPal address is correct as no responsibility will be taken by us, and additional costs are paid by you.Can be used in the house, however spray with caution when using on soft furnishing, as water marks may remain. Not sure what the midges are going to be like but I'm going prepared with midge repellent for me and hubby but I'm not sure what to do about Cooper - obviously wouldn't use any of our stuff on him but wondered if anyone had any experience if he started being irritated?

When we arrived in Scotland we asked a few people, such as the campsite wardens and the fellow at the local Drymen Butchers about how they had been so far this year.I put it in a used plastic milk bottle shake well and then decanted it into an old kitchen cleaning spray bottle as and when needed and it was fine. We carefully select powerful yet safe ingredients that make our products a pleasure to use - toxic, smelly chemicals are simply not necessary in the battle to be bite-free! The midges for me were at worst a mild irritation, we didn’t come across any black swarms of midges and believe this to be down to the hot dry weather. Full contact details for the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner can be found online at www. At this concentration, Icaridin provides reliable and long-lasting protection against flies (including horseflies), midges, mosquitoes, ticks and gnats.

Always take some kind of midge repellent or protection when you go out; it may not be midgey when you set off, but they can come out very quickly if the wind drops. VERSATILE USE] This spray can be used on horses, ponies, cats, and dogs, making it a versatile repellent for all your pets. Google Analytics does not identify individual users or associate your IP address with any other data held by Google.However, lots of people don’t want to use a deet based product because of the stigma attached to it (you will have to google that one yourself and make that decision). If your vet has not clearly explained his diagnosis (what is wrong with your dog) his prognosis (what he thinks will happen next) or his recommended treatment. The answer is almost always to go back to your vet and talk to him about your concerns, or to get a second opinion. When animals constantly rub their hair the skin can become very sore and eventually break open to reveal sore areas where bacteria can thrive. Directions: always shake well before use and spray directly on the animal from about 8 inches distance, avoiding the eyes and any broken skin.