DO NOT BUY this Product it almost killed My Cat. I'm sitting with him now at the Vets office and they said that he had an allergic Reaction to the Clove oil which is bad for Cats...Please don't buy this stuff, it shouldn't even be allowed to be sold...

THIS IS A BAD PRODUCT!!!! I work in the veterinary field and today we had an emergency come in and it was a 1 year old male cat who had a SEVERE allergic reaction to this product and he almost passed away! He came in unresponsive, barely breathing and declining fast! We got him stabilized and he’s improving but please just get prescription grade prevention for your pets. The over the counter stuff isn’t measured for correct dosages. Please talk to your vet first!!!

In addition to monthly Frontline, I use this on my cats when I see a random flea or tick in the house. They're scared by the spray, so I spray it into my palm, then do a fast wipe across them. I've noticed they're more relaxed, so I think it's working to keep pests away from them. The smell is mild compared to Vet's Best home spray.

Can't fiqure our how to make this can spray there aren't ant videos or even instructions on the can taking it back awful product

I just started using the home and cat flea spray about a week ago after purchasing at Petco. I bought it because customer reviews on several different websites rated it very highly. I’ve had my two cats for 13 years now, adopted in kittenhood. First experience with fleas. The new apartment is infested, and ridding the cats’ fur of fleas is a struggle but has my highest priority. One cat is more cooperative than the other, but the second cat is very slowly accepting the spray. Simultaneously I have been testing the product on the carpet, the real site of the infestation. This product has a very strong spearmint and cedar oil smell that is difficult even for me to handle. I wear a mask while using. I’m concerned about whether the cats’ tiny lungs and respiratory system will be able to withstand continuing use over the summer. So, I’m looking into using a combination of baking soda and finely ground salt on the carpet to be followed by vacuuming a couple hours later. I’ll probably continue to use the spray as needed for any residual fleas on the cats and carpet if cats and I can continue to tolerate. I would give the product a higher rating if it weren’t for the very strong smell, even though it does dissipate in a few hours. I am very concerned about residual respiratory effects just as much as killing the fleas. Also, I think it’s wrong for the manufacturer to warn the consumer that they must read the directions carefully. This advice can only be achieved if you have a magnifying glass or computer to use at the store before purchase. A hang-tag that is more readable, i.e., larger typeface, in the store is advisable.

Not very effective, even against mild flea infestations. I followed all advice and thoroughly vacuumed the entire house, including crevices and furniture, several times in conjunction with the spray. I’m still getting bitten by these pests.

Did not do much good. Sprayed flea directly and flea still survived. Has a good smell which was a positive but would not purchase again.

This is the only product that has ever worked with my stubborn cat! I recommend highly