Clean Ingredients
Flea+Tick
Repel and kill pests with the most advanced and powerful ingredients made from plants. Worry-free adventures await.
What's Inside
Helps interfere with pest nervous systems and stability, complementing the action of the other essential oils.
A plant-based thickener that helps the shampoo apply evenly.
Disrupts flea and tick nervous system function.
Disrupt fleas’ and ticks’ nervous and respiratory functions
Enhances overall insecticidal activity and supports penetration and efficacy.
A plant-derived emulsifier to help essential oils blend evenly.
A plant-derived emulsifier to help essential oils blend evenly.
Added for a soft, calming scent that helps make treatment time more comforting.
A food-grade preservative that helps keep the formula fresh.
Works alongside potassium sorbate to maintain product quality over time.
A plant-based thickener that helps the spray apply evenly.
A naturally occurring acid to balance pH for your pet's skin.
What's Never Inside
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.
What is it?
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
• Paraffin
• Paraffinum Liquidum
• Synthetic Wax
• Petrolatum
• Ceresine Isoparaffin
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
What is it?
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.