Hartz UltraGuard Plus Flea and Tick Spray for Cats, 8 oz.

the cats dont like this stuff much but it seems to reduce the fleas pretty good. cover the cats face when spraying them or they could get sick from it

I got this to spray directly on TICKS!YECH! This season even with collars%26monthly spot treatment my outside loving😻cats are getting TICKS!UGH! I spray this right on the tick %26 soon it shrivels up and is easy to remove or just falls off head and all!Disgusting things those ticks!Also use on bedding and light spray as repellent. Works!Much less of a problem now!😸

this stuff works well in conjunction with other meds. because other med require the flea to bite your pet to die,, i can save my pet from bites and just kill them with the spray. at first cats dont like the spray but i found if i spray it on my gloved hand then wipe it on the cats that they are ok with that.

I would buy this again highly recommend

This product is great for my cats since they like to run in and out all day. A preventative measure in keeping the fleas and ticks away.

nice smell no harsh chemicals to hurt your furbaby kills fleas on contact keeps them from getting reinfested

The main reason I like this spray is because it does not have a strong chemical odor, but rather quite floral and pleasant. The problem I have is that it says it will work for up to 7 days. However, my cats start scratching again usually within 2 days and then I have to reapply. They dislike immensely being sprayed, but the benefits outweigh the negatives as in, it's good flea control and they sleep much better!!!

this has very strong smell like a flea collar x1000. I don't know what I was expecting. Despite it saying safe for cats I was afraid them licking it even after it dries would harm them.

I didn't know that the active ingredient is a organophosphate!!! This is very scary and I definitely won't use it in my pets!!! The reason I say this is because my husband worked for Chemlawn years ago and they all had to get blood tests every 6 months to test for this in their blood from spraying organophosphates while wearing respirators!!! Organophosphates cause serious liver and kidney damage!! So if anybody uses this on your pets please know that your going to have to take them to the vet for blood work to test their colonestrate levels!! To me ....I wouldn't use it on any pet....maybe spray bedding and keep them off until it's dry...BUT DON'T SPRAY DIRECTLY ON YOUR PETS!!!!!

i ordered a package of flee drops not flee spray