Premo Guard Pet Protector Spray - 16 oz - Kills Mites, Fleas, Ticks, & Mosquitoes - for Dogs, Cats, & Home - Natural Plant Based Oils for Control, Prevention & Treatment - Family Safe

This is a great choice for fleas, mites & no see-ums. It kills immediately and reduces the numbers if you use it as directed. Always shake the bottle before use. My dog has not experienced any negative side effects and neither has my family. No one runs or cringes from the smell. I like to spray/saturate a cloth and then kind of hit all the places pests like to torture our canine family members. Not a big fan of saturation on my dogs. She waits for me to do it happily because we live in the south where rain and bugs are an annoying part of life. I use it both indoors and outdoors. The no see um spikes are nearly year round. When they are really bad I use it every 2 days for a week or so. I have sprayed this at the floor moldings, window sills, door openings and on pets beds. Pretty much anywhere the "bloodsuckers" tend to hang out. So far this product hasn't discolored or ruined paint, fabrics or surfaces. I do recommend testing that out on your own. I have been using this for 2-3 years (perhaps more) and have preferred it over nearly all of the things I have tried. This is an instant knockdown product. If anyone has any questions feel free to ask and I would be more than happy to help!

I have a stray cat that was itching her ears really bad from mites and I sprayed this on my hands and rubbed it on her ears for a couple days. She is no longer itching her ears. I tried other products first but the smell bothered her. The mild smell of this calmed her right down and I was able to clean the inside of her ears.

This stuff DOES NOT WORK. Unfortunately it's past my return date, so I'm writing this review to help others avoid making the same mistakes of wasting their money. I ended up having to take my pets to the vet at a cost of $200+, and they had fleas. I used this product as instructed and it did absolutely nothing but make a mess on my pet and home. If I could give it zero stars, I would. ______UPDATE______ The company reached out to me personally. After discussing how the product did not work in my particular case, it apparently has worked for others. They were gracious enough to refund my money despite being out of the return window. Given the fact that their customer service is on point, I have changed my review to five stars. Not because of my belief that the product worked in my particular case, but because they treated their customer correctly when it did not.

I think it works but I'm not sure. My dog has bad has bad allergies and it seems like when I spray him it does work but I'm just not sure yet. Smells decent and doesn't irritate him so I'll say it's a good buy

Was working till weathrr heated up a bit. Now , i think fleas are becoming resistant to this. Im still using to spray bedding, and on a cool damp cloth after we have been out, but as far as on the skin , im not seeing that it deters or kills. Probably have to switch.

I have 4 house rabbits. I use a flea comb that is sprayed with Premo Guard and when they touch the spray on the flea comb they start to die. Nothing else was working for them before and I had spent hundreds on topicals! Don’t forget to follow up before two weeks with another application. That’s when the eggs hatch. The rabbits seem to be fine with the flea poison. Because they lick each other after application and they’re just fine.

Safe, for real, to spray on my bed and animal bedding. Product seems to be working... my pet is not freaking out as often or scratching. Good indoor product. Make sure to follow instructions on bottle.

Unfortunately, although the product does work against fleas, CLOVE OIL is TOXIC to dogs and cats due to its high eugenol content, which can cause liver toxicity, skin irritation, vomiting, and respiratory distress if ingested or absorbed. While some holistic sources suggest diluted clove leaf oil for parasite management, major veterinary authorities like PetMD classify clove oil as toxic to dogs, and it is considered unsafe for cats who lack the enzymes to metabolize eugenol. Safe use guidelines vary by species: Dogs: Avoid direct application, ingestion, or diffusion of pure clove oil. If accidental ingestion occurs, symptoms include drooling, lethargy, and difficulty breathing; contact a veterinarian immediately. Cats: Clove oil is extremely dangerous for cats due to their sensitivity to phenols; even topical exposure to flea sprays containing clove can be harmful. Fish: Diluted clove oil is commonly used by aquarists as a humane anesthetic for euthanasia, acting as a natural sedative. Birds and Small Pets: These animals are highly sensitive; clove should only be used in highly diluted forms under strict veterinary supervision.