Bundle: Vet's Best Advanced Strength Flea & Tick Shampoo + Yard & Kennel Spray for Dogs

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Kick fleas and ticks out of your pup’s fur and straight to the curb with Vet's Best Advanced Strength Flea and Tick Shampoo + Yard & Kennel Spray for Dogs. The advanced shampoo formula features a unique blend of certified natural oils, including rosemary and peppermint, to help kill fleas and ticks as you wash your dog. Meanwhile, the outdoor spray utilizes powerful plant extracts—and no harsh chemicals—to eliminate mosquitos, fleas and ticks from your turf, lawn, kennel, patio and more. Bring plant power to your fight against fleas with this pleasingly potent pet shampoo and outdoor spray!

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1 Customer Questions

is this ok to use in yard where animals are

Answer by Chewy • Jul 07, 2022
Sensitivity may occur after use of this product around pets. If signs of sensitivity occur, bathe your pet with mild soap and rinse with large amounts of water. Not recommended for use around pregnant or nursing animals.
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Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Mark on Aug 11, 2023

Not impressed

The yard spray is pretty much useless. The shampoo helps a little with getting some fleas to come to the surface of the dog's fur, but it doesn't do much to actually

The yard spray is pretty much useless. The shampoo helps a little with getting some fleas to come to the surface of the dog's fur, but it doesn't do much to actually kill the fleas. unless you drown them in it perhaps. We end up still fighting the fleas by individually prying them away from the dog and flushing them down the drain.