A monthly, plant based spot-on solution to repel ticks, fleas and mites
A natural and effective geraniol-based tick and flea repellent. Don’t Bug Me is environmentally friendly and safe but effective, keeping those irritating pests at bay!
An alternative to harsh chemicals that are damaging our waterways and wildlife, Geraniol is an oily liquid with a sweet rose scent. It is one of the few essential oils that's safe to use with dogs, cats and all other pets.
Once applied, the geraniol spreads across the skin and sits in your pet’s hair follicles. It disrupts your pet’s odour profile, repelling the irritating insects, for healthy, bug-free skin.
How Does Don’t Bug Me Work?
Geraniol binds with the General Odorant Binding Proteins (GOPBs) in insects’ antennae or other olfactory sensory organs, disrupting your pet’s odour profile and repelling the insects.
Can I Shampoo My Dog?
Like many spot-on treatments, Don’t Bug Me is water resistant, but not waterproof. Please reapply Don’t Bug Me if your pet is regularly shampooed, or swims a lot.
Ingredients
Geraniol (1% w/v) in sesame oil (Soluble carrier oil based).
This is a colourless or sometimes pale-yellow oily liquid with a sweet rose scent that's derived from various essential oils.
Directions for use
- Apply 1ml per 5kg of dog weight every 4 weeks.
- Each pipette holds 1ml
- For example, a 10kg dog would need 2ml (2 pipettes) every 4 weeks.
For an active dog, in and out of water or regularly groomed, living in a high-risk/wooded area, we recommend reapplication every two weeks. Otherwise, apply every 4 weeks.
Application
Ensure that you empty the pipette fully and shake well before refilling the pipette. This ensures that the correct amount is applied.
Fill the pipette completely, part hair and apply directly to the skin from the neck/scruff area down towards the base of the tail.
Product Size
50ml bottle with a 1ml pipette.
Suitable For
- Suitable for puppies and kittens
- Suitable for pregnant/lactating dogs
- Suitable for cats and other pets, including rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, horses