Raid Flea Killer, Kills Fleas, Crickets, Roaches, Silverfish and Ticks, Use in Your Home or on Your Dog (1 Pound (Pack of 6))

Helped us protect against fleas. Our dog got them from a groomer we used and it helped protect us after we got the house sprayed

7/25/23-I have a room i used for my office. and it is full of boxes and boxes of papers and books. Two years ago, I started feeling "itchy" like something was biting my legs.! My friend recommend Raid flea and tick. Since I never saw and fleas or ticks I didn't think it would rally work but I brought it anyway. Now, twice a month I srapy my office, and vestibule( near the yard. It does work, and there is no unpleasant smell. I recommend it. Glad it came just in time!!!

This is a great product, easy to use and effective, you can see leas killed on contact. Ayer treatment, is advised to put a dog collar ( anti fleas)

We were plagued with fleas last year in the Spring, we purchased a product from Home Depot and sprayed outside around the house.We purchased a natural product from the Pet store to bathe the cat, it made her very sick and we had to bring her to the hospital.We found this product on Amazon and tried it, we sprayed around the house and left the house for a few hours. After using the spray and the Raid flea bombs, we finally got rid of the fleas. It is also a good idea to buy something for the cat to prevent getting the fleas in the first place. Our Vet recommend Front line.I would purchase this item again and Amazon had a really good price and quick shipping. I also would like to mention that it is hard to find this product in the store and if you do it is very expensive. I would purchase this product from Amazon again.

I had a severe flea issue. A male cat sat outside the screen to check out my females, and his fleas made it through the screen. Within a week or so, I had 20+ on my legs at any given second. It was ridiculous.I've never had fleas before. I wasn't sure how prolific fleas can be, so I got the combo pack and was ready for war. I didn't need to. I only used one can downstairs, on the living room and dining room rugs. I kept the animals upstairs for three days. It's about as noxious as you would expect. I vacuumed twice a day to get up as much of it as I could afterwards.It devastated the fleas. I didn't spray it upstairs at all, yet after those three days, there was hardly a flea to be found anywhere in the house. I went to the vet and picked up a box of Vectra (non-toxic biospot), highly recommended, and haven't seen a flea in 4 months now.I'll keep these on-hand, though being a spray, I'm not so keen on using them around my high-end electronics, nor am I really excited about this poison on the rugs. A last-resort product. Vectra biospot is preferred, now that I know about it.

I wish I used this to begin with. I really tried my best to avoid chemicals, but the natural stuff just wouldn't cut it..including DE. One of my cats got horrible flea allergy dermatitis, a fever, and needed antibiotics - this could have been avoided if Raid was used first. This is effective and doesn't smell bad, tho you should avoid inhaling it. They say you can spray directly on a dog, but I would advise against that. I trapped my cats in the bathroom with the fan on, wore a mask and gloves, opened the door to my balcony, and lightly sprayed the carpet (vacuum first). I only let it air out for maybe an hour and a half before releasing the cats and did not have any problems. My only complaint is that I wish I didn't have to buy 6 cans at once, as I only needed to spray my small place twice and now have 5 extra cans (the fleas were gone after the first round, I just did a second as a precautionary measure). The price is certainly fair and it shouldn't take many applications if you also continue to bathe and comb your pets.

I question how effective this really is granted I don’t have an infestation but I have gone threw 3 cans already and still see a a flea at least once a day... I vacuum and now I have also added sweeping the carpet with borax... luckily I’ll be moving if soon... just wish I had not wasted $56 on a 6 pack

Love, Love, Love this stuff. We've had a LOT of 4-legged kids in the last 30 years and I'm happy to say I haven't had to deal with fleas often but it does happen occasionally when we get a new baby. Momma don't do fleas! You can't just find this in the stores anymore so off to Amazon I go.....They use to make this in the foam for cats, pump spray for dogs and this room can for furniture/carpet. The only one you can find in the stores is the bedbug/flea and even though it's the same color can, the ingredients are different. I checked. Apparently you can only get it in this type of spray now so I have to spray it into my hands and then rub it throughout the kids hair. Any time I've used this in the past, it's one maybe two uses and done. This stuff does kill the eggs, larva and everything usually in one use if you only have a light flea problem. With a heavier infestation, as with any other kind of infestation, you might have to use it two or three times.