PETARMOR Home Household Spray for Dogs 24 oz 02843

Effective Products and Good Value — I am reviewing 3 products in combination: PetArmor Home & Carpet Spray, ADAMS Plus Flea & Tick Carpet Powder, and Amazon's Topical Flea Treatment for Cats (if you have a dog, purchase the correct Amazon topical for him/her!). Important Note: Fleas have a persistent life cycle. I believe that a home cannot be free from fleas without taking on a concerted effort to eliminate them by treating your pet(s) and the environment in which they live: First, treat your pet(s). My cat was acting differently, over-grooming, increased vocalization, lethargy, etc.. — all signs that something was wrong. Before applying Amazon's Topical Flea Treatment, I flea-combed her thoroughly and removed nearly 100 fleas. But those were only the fleas that were on the cat. Now, the environment. Wash bedding and related washables, towels, clothes etc., in HOT water. Vacuum EVERYTHING thoroughly, and throw the vacuum bag away (Outside) afterward. I then treated the carpets with ADAMS Flea Powder, working it into the fibers and leaving it overnight before vacuuming it up. Follow the product directions and keep pets away from treated areas until they are safe. Next, I sprayed the furniture, bedding, baseboards, tight spaces and other appropriate areas with PetArmor Home & Carpet Spray. This spray works As an "adulticide", preventing continued reproduction. IMPORTANT: Don't expect the fleas to Die or Disappear immediately. The adult fleas you see on your pet are only one stage of the flea life cycle. Eggs fall off into the environment, clothes, bedding, carpets, furniture, where they develop into larvae and eventually pupae. Those pupae can remain protected until conditions are right for them to emerge as adult fleas. After a short while, you will notice much smaller fleas on your pet. These are the next generation that have been waiting to hatch. This process/cycle takes a few weeks in order for the powder, spray and topical do their job. Remember: you can treat your pet and your home correctly and still see fleas afterward. A newly appearing flea doesn't necessarily mean the treatment failed — it may have already been developing in your home before you ever started treatment. That's why vacuuming, environmental treatment and treating the pet need to be done together and continued for several weeks. You're not simply killing the fleas you see; you're breaking an established life cycle. In my case, I continued combing the cat every day (she loves it), vacuuming every few days. The number of fleas eventually dropped dramatically until I was finding virtually none. Don't judge your treatment by whether you see live fleas after the treatments. Be persistent and give the process time to work. IT can take weeks before being completely Flea-Free!

I bought this after noticing some fleas in the house, and it’s been pretty effective. The spray is easy to use, and it doesn’t have an overwhelming chemical smell like some other flea treatments. I used it on carpets, furniture, and a few pet areas (but not directly on my pets, since it’s meant for surfaces), and after a couple of days, I started seeing fewer fleas. It does take a little time to work, so don’t expect instant results. You’ll probably need to reapply in problem areas, especially if you’re dealing with a bigger infestation. It also helps to vacuum regularly to get rid of any lingering eggs. Overall, this is a solid flea treatment for the home. It’s not a miracle spray, but if you use it consistently along with other flea prevention methods, it definitely makes a difference.

This spray is the truth. It’s kills all bugs so far. I don’t even own a dog anymore but I still purchase as water bugs AKA ROACHES get killed with it as well. It keeps them from crawling under my door from outside.

Works well and does not smell to bad but it takes a little while to actually kill the fleas. Started seeing results in a little over two days.

Excellent product I use it every day on my carpets. Can't say that it works, but maybe it is. I just don't know. I never had fleas, but I just wanted the product just in case you know what I mean.