100% Geranium Rose Essential Oil 0.5 fl oz/15 ml

Very strong and effective oil for ticks. We go to the wood quite often, in the early spring the ticks are very active. Within 5 minutes my dog gets dozens of ticks crawling on her if I don't use this essential oil. Dozens! I am not exaggerating. With this oil, not a single tick. But I do use quite a lot (at least 10 drops in different spots of her body, including her tail).The best tick repellent oil I have tried so far. It's a petty it's no longer for sale.

This is the real deal.Use on myself and my dogs to repel mites.and smells great.remember to never use on cats,it's toxic on cats.the small amount I use on myself doesn't hurt them,just don't use directly on them.

I have only had a chance to use it once. It has a strong smell but it is not a bad smell.I mixed mine with distilled water as a "carrier" to the oil. I put a direct drop on the dogbase of neck and tail and then spritzed their paws. I was walking them in short grass andthe one dog had a regular big brown dog tick on his head - but he may have brushed up againsttaller grass - i pulled the tick off his fur - would have the tick gotten off because of the smell, i don't know yet.Plan on using later this month to see how they do. I am most worried about the lyme and other tick illnesses that are so rampant in the State of New York. I was told there are two types of rose geranium oil and this is the one you need - watch the formal names of them.

Received as advertised on site. I bought this to make my own natural tick repellant. The scent is similar to bug spray - go figure! The smell is strong, which I take as a sign of high quality. It's a pricey product but it goes a long way because I only need to use a few drops at a time.

Good quality Pelargonium Capitatum x Radens which is extremely hard to find. Will repurchase.