Bob Martin Clear Flea Repellent Spray for the Home and Cats - Controls Flea and Tick Infestations in the Household (300ml)

done the job as my dog has manage to get infected while out on grass, and with his treatment and this we manage to set him free.

Good flea spray however does not get a 5 star as the can has got the worst ever flimsy spray cap ever that snaps off and leaks everywhere. If they sorted it with a standard cap it would be 5 stars.

Great product, purchased a few times of late for my cat, easy to use, no fragrance and really seems to have made a difference especially around the home reaching areas that hard to reach.Manages to do a whole house with one bottle. Be great if came in a larger size

Ive found it's not very effective at treating the problem

If you've got cats don't use it, dogs are fine with it, it is meant for home furnishings etc DO NOT spray it directly on your pet, I've used it in bedrooms, under duvets, mattresses, corners and edges of room, carpets, dog beds etc, give it a good blast in your bedroom(s) then close the door and leave it all day, then air it out before bed time and you should be fine, it's a typical chemical spray smell, but I've slept through it after airing the room out and had no side effects, if you've got a fish tank cover it and turn off the aerator or you'll kill your fish, one good way of killing the blighters is to put the dog bed in a black bin bag then treat it in the bag with a good 15 second squirt then close the bag off and leave it 24 hours, I've just bought some more today

We have suffered majorly from the UK 2023 flea infestation, it’s been 3 months of pure hell. My legs are absolutely covered in nasty flea bites, despite taking every precautionary measure possible. I’ve probably spent £100 on different treatments for the pets & house, including flea bombs, sprays, powders, pet tablets etc. and have probably spent a further small fortune on the amount of bed washing I’ve been doing. I followed instructions for this product, and left the treated areas for the recommended amount of time. We had to basically evacuate the house, including dogs & cats as it was making our chests super tight, even from upstairs - away from the treated area. The smell is very strong and “toxic”, even with ventilation. Unfortunately it didn’t sort our flea problem at all, and it certainly didn’t kill the eggs as we were still infested later that day. we eventually ended up buying a flea powder instead of aerosol spray. This proved more effective for getting rid of the eggs and majority live fleas.

This flea spray helped to quickly eliminate flea issues around the house. It’s easy to apply and dries instantly. You need to hoover every day for at least a week and use the spray multiple times, but it does get the job done. Recommend for anyone dealing with a flea infestation.

Don't spray any where near the dog's face. Gently tilt dogs head up, two sprays on the lower chest area and two sprays on the rear either side of the tail...I run it through surrounding fur with my fingers, let it dry then go for walks out in the country side. It is potent though, so should never be sprayed near the head or breathed in by dog or human. Despite claiming to be natural, it isn't. It's synthetic but it has worked to keep away ticks and fleas after finding them on my dog over the summer months after long outdoor walks. Four stars because it smells unpleasant.