Clean Ingredients Flea&Tick
Repel and kill pets with the most advanced and powerful ingredients made from plants. Worry-free adventures await.
Clean Ingredients Flea&Tick
Repel and kill pets with the most advanced and powerful ingredients made from plants. Worry-free adventures await.
What's inside
What is it?
Plant-derived essential oil
What to Look For?
Kills and repels pests.
What is it?
Plant-derived essential oil
What to Look For?
Kills and repels pests.
What is it?
Plant-derived soap
What to Look For?
Cleans and conditions.
What is it?
Plant-based
What to Look For?
Natural thickener.
What is it?
Natural essential oil
What to Look For?
Kills and repels pests.
What is it?
Derived from coconut oil
What to Look For?
Protects against microbial growth.
What is it?
Natural essential oil
What to Look For?
Kills and repels pests.
What is it?
Natural essential oil
What to Look For?
Natural scent.
What is it?
Coconut soap
What to Look For?
Cleanser.
What is it?
Plant extract
What to Look For?
Natural preservative.
What is it?
Derived from coconut and olive oils
What to Look For?
Natural humectant that draws moisture to the skin and coat.
What is it?
Plant-derived.
What to Look For?
Natural thickener.
What's never inside
Why it's bad?
Often found in grooming products as a preservative and deodorizer. It may cause irritation, dry the skin, or even have a stinging sensation.
What to Look For?
• Isopropyl alcohol
• Benzyl Alcohol
• Ethyl Alcohol
Why It's Bad?
These oils are sometimes sold as flea repellents but can be harmful to sensitive dogs.
Why It's Bad?
These oils are sometimes sold as flea repellents but can be harmful to sensitive dogs.
Why it's bad?
Mineral oil is commonly used in grooming products to lock in moisture to skin but also blocks and clogs pores, impacting the skins ability to remove debris and toxins. It often comes from petroleum.
What to Look For?
• Mineral Oil
• Paraffinum Liquidum
• Petrolatum
• Ceresine Isoparaffin
• Paraffin
• Synthetic Wax
Why it's bad?
Pesticides used to manage and kill mosquitoes, fleas, flies, moths, ants. They can have adverse side effects on dogs and cats including skin irritation, weakness, and difficulty breathing.
What to Look For?
• Pyrethrin
• Pyrethrum
• Permethrin
Why It's Bad?
Chemical cleaning agents that are often found in grooming products to help clean hair. They strip hair of natural oils that help keep it hydrated, which can often lead to a dry, dull coat and can cause skin irritation.
What to Look For?
• Ammonium lauryl sulfate
• Sodium lauryl sulfate
• Sodium Myreth Sulfate
• TEA Lauryl Sulfate
Why It's Bad?
These oils are sometimes sold as flea repellents but can be harmful to sensitive dogs.
Why It's Bad?
These oils are sometimes sold as flea repellents but can be harmful to sensitive dogs.