1-800-PetMeds Be Flea Free Shampoo contains natural ingredients that kill and repel fleas and mosquitoes on contact. Natural oils from rosemary, peppermint, clove, and cedarwood make this product a great alternative to other shampoos containing harsh chemicals. Be Flea Free Shampoo also soothes your dogs skin with vitamin E and lanolin. Try 1-800-PetMeds Be Flea Free Spray for continuous flea control in between baths.
For: Dogs (over 12 weeks of age)
Benefits:
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Contains natural peppermint, clove, cedar, and rosemary oils
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Kills and repels fleas and mosquitoes
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Gently cleanses and is safe for pets with sensitive skin
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Does not remove topical flea and tick preventatives
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Fresh invigorating cinnamon scent
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Made in the U.S.A.
How it works:
Since 1960, cedarwood oil has been registered as a pesticide by the EPA. This ingredient is commonly found in many flea control products because it is believed to be less toxic than other pesticides, but it is still effective in repelling insects, including fleas. Peppermint oil is also a natural repellent against fleas and mosquitoes. The cinnamon and rosemary oils leave your dog's coat smelling fresh and clean.
Cautions:
This product is safe for dogs over 12 weeks of age.
Brand Name Be Flea Free Shampoo
Active Ingredient(s): Purified Water, Anionic Surfactant, Natural Pure Essential Oils: (Cinnamon Oil, Rosemary Oil, Cedarwood Oil, Clove Oil, and Peppermint Oil), Xantham Gum, Lanolin, Fragrance, DMDM Hydantoin, Tetrasodium EDTA, Lecithin, Wheat Germ Oil, FD&C Caramel, Vitamin E.
What is this product used for: Be Flea Free Shampoo is a natural shampoo that kills fleas on contact. It also repels fleas and mosquitoes with natural peppermint, clove, cedar, and rosemary oils. Be Flea Free Shampoo soothes skin with lanolin and is safe enough for sensitive skin and is specially formulated for a pet's skin pH so it will not irritate skin as human shampoos can. Be Flea Free Shampoo does not remove topical flea and tick medications.
Availability: 1-800-PetMeds Be Flea Free Shampoo is a non-prescription (OTC) product.
How this product should be used: Using warm water, wet pet's coat thoroughly. Apply shampoo from tail to head and gently massage deep into coat and skin. Allow shampoo to remain on pet for at least several minutes. Rinse thoroughly with clean, warm water. Use as often as necessary to control fleas.
What are the side effects: There are no reported side effects.
What special precautions are there: Be Flea Free Shampoo is for use on dogs over 12 weeks of age only. Avoid contact with pet's eyes. This product is for external use only.
In the event of an overdose: Contact a veterinarian or veterinary emergency room.
How should I store this product: Store this product at room temperature. Keep out of the reach of children.
Directions:
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1-800-PetMeds Be Flea Free Shampoo safely and effectively rids your pet's coat of fleas and mosquitoes.
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Safe for dogs over 12 weeks old.
Tip: Wait one day after applying flea preventatives before you shampoo your pet.
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Using warm water, wet pet's coat thoroughly. Apply shampoo from tail to head and gently massage deep into coat and skin. Allow shampoo to remain on pet for several minutes. Rinse thoroughly with clean, warm water. Use as often as necessary to control fleas.
Cats:
Horses:
Storage:
This product should be stored at room temperature.
Be Flea Free Shampoo:
Ingredients:
Purified Water
Anionic Surficant
Natural Pure Essential Oils
Cinnamon Oil
Rosemary Oil
Cedarwood Oil
Clove Oil
Peppermint Oil
Xantham Gum
Lanolin
Fragrance
DMDM Hydantoin
Tetrasodium EDTA
Lecithin
Wheat Germ Oil
FD&C Caramel
Vitamin E
Be Flea Free Shampoo
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Not worth the money
This product kills the fleas on my dogs when I bathe them with it, but it DOES NOT REPEL fleas at all. Not even for a day. I am not at all happy with this product.
05/10/2012
Be Flea Free Shampoo
The "Be Flea Free Shampoo" works pretty well. As any pet owner knows, there is no way that a shampoo by itself will prevent fleas from attaching themsleves to your pet.
That being said, we travel alot, and as such have to visit folks who have yards that are prime for fleas. Not due to their carelessness, but wildlife, etc.
We have found that if we bathe our Cocker Spaniel before the trip, it greatly reduces the incidence of fleas attaching to our dog. If we notice an above normal amount of scratching, another quick bath seems to make her much more comfortable.
We still use the regular medicinal treatment, but we've found this shampoo to be a big help.
04/26/2012
not so great a deal
Used the shampoo as directed but my poor little pug still has fleas and still scratches. Even used a flea comb. I'm happy it works for some animals though.
04/15/2012
Worked for me :-)
We used this product followed by Advantage flea dips and we went from a dog that was almost constantly itching to a dog that is hardly itching at all right now. Not to mention her fur looks amazing and shiny, and as an added bonus she is super soft. I am not sure if it worked so well cause the combination of what we used or not, but whatever we did it is working!
01/26/2012
My mommy used this sampoo on me, and she was very pleased with the way it made me smell, and the fleas just came off..My mommy is happy and so am I..
01/07/2012
Kitti, good question. We don't carry any flea shampoo for cats. We recommend a good monthly topical flea protection such as Advantage II: http://www.1800petmeds.com/Advantage+II+-prod10433.html
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