Canine Insect Repellent with Aromatics

In some climates and some seasons bugs can get the best of even the healthiest dogs. Then my Canine Insect Repellent (in gel or spray form) is your best friend in the fight against fleas, ticks and mosquitos - because it is specifically made with essential oils that are safe for dogs, has no side-effects and it is boosting the immune system instead of lowering it.

The base of Canine Insect Repellent is geranium hydrosol, which is the safest way to repel insects as it consists only of the water part of the essential oil distillation process. The water left behind contains the gentler, water soluble plant molecules and small traces of essential oils.

Insects dislike geranium due to its strong floral scent, which can interfere with their ability to detect food sources and mates. The essential oil blend of Cedarwood, Kunzea, Lavender and Lemongrass are an additional natural repellent, and safely diluted for your dog.

Check out my previous blog about the essential oil of Kunzea, which is also known as "tick-bush-oil". Kunzea is also formally recognized by Austrialia's Therapeutic Goods Administration as a natural insect repellent.

How to use: Rub or spray a small amount throughout the coat every day. Concentrate on places were bugs travel: the ruff, between legs and around the ears.