Are there any natural tick repellants for dogs?

Cedar wood essential oil is a great natural flea repellent for your dog or cat. Orange oil is an awesome tick repellant too.

Check out this video below.

We've always used frontline and it works like a charm. Seriously, my dog never ever has ticks or fleas and is a partial outdoor dog that runs around in tall grass and forests daily. We've never had any problems with frontline and the fact that everyone uses it should prove that it's safe.

I did google natural tick repellants for you, though. I'm just saying that frontline would be the easiest.

http://healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/n...

That link should cover everything that you want. Garlic is a popular home remedy, but then your dog smells like garlic :s Here's the link to more information on that:

http://www.ehow.com/way_5427401_natural-flea-tick-...

And here's another one that looks interesting:

http://www.ehow.com/how_2362769_make-natural-flea-...

Good luck!

Google: natural tick repellent dog

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It's important for pet owners who use chemical products to read the label and follow the directions carefully. If the label states that the product is for animals of a certain age or older, don't use the product on pets that are younger. Puppies and kittens are usually too young for chemical products against fleas and ticks.

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Yes. There are some very effective homemade ones. I just typed in homemade flea and tick repellents.

There are garlic sprays which you will get on the puppy shop that artwork as flea and tick repellent. regrettably they are human repellents as nicely :-). attempt giving your canine garlic oil pills. that's going to be much less stinky yet nevertheless useful.