16 OZ

Inactives: Deionized Water, Ethyl lactate, Sodium Chloride, Polyglyceryl oleate, Glycerin, Citric Acid, Vitamin E, Trisodium Citrate Dihydrate

Read entire label for all products prior to use and use as directed. Safe for daily use when used as directed. Go slow and acclimate skittish pets to the scent if needed.

1. Shake well before each use.

2. Test a small area at the base of the neck 1 hour before full body application to check for sensitivity. This is a smart step when introducing any new product. Pets, like people, can have sensitivities to plant-powered ingredients too.

3. Rub your pet’s coat in the opposite direction of growth, spray, and rub in. Spray body, belly, legs, and tail. Do not soak your pet or oversaturate. A light but thorough misting ensures best results.

4. Spray into your hands and rub onto your pet's ears and face. Avoid spraying in mouth, nose, and eyes.

5. For continuous protection, reapply daily, every 24 hours. Apply before going to an area not protected by Wondercide such as a dog park or on a hike.

For Cats — Since cats can be skittish around large spray bottles, consider the 4oz spray. Spray into your hands or a cloth and massage on to your cat.

For an active flea issue — Treat pets: Spray pets daily with Flea & Tick Pets + Home until you no longer see live fleas. Optional but helpful steps: Use Flea & Tick Shampoo once per week to kill fleas on pets. Use Flea & Tick Collar for a layer of ongoing repellency. Treat the home: Do a thorough, whole-house treatment. Cover as much surface area in the home as possible to ensure best results. On subsequent days following the whole-house treatment, focus on spraying areas your pet frequents and favorites, like bedding, carpets/rugs, and furniture until you no longer see live fleas. If you have a yard: It’s important to kill and repel fleas at the source. Doing so will help you take care of the problem on pets and in the home faster. Apply Flea & Tick Yard + Garden every few days until control is established and desired results are achieved. Thorough coverage is important. Then, for maintenance, spray every 30-45 days or as often as needed to prevent new infestations.

Note on Lemongrass and Peppermint oil — Peppermint oil has been shown in some studies to reduce natural milk production. If you or your pet are pregnant or nursing choose one of our scented Flea & Tick sprays in Cedarwood, Rosemary, or Lemongrass. Lemongrass has a natural yellow tint and may temporarily discolor light fur or fabrics. Consider another scent if you have light pets or surfaces.