Home Household Spray for Fleas and Ticks, Flea Treatment for Home, Prevents Flea and Tick Re-Infestations for Cats and Dogs, Treats Carpet, Furniture, and More, 24 Ounce

Worth every penny. The PETARMOR Carpet Powder is affordable and simple to use. It effectively deodorizes carpets and helped protect my home from fleas and ticks. I applied it as directed and noticed a fresh smell afterward. It worked great for my needs and I would consider using it again.

Worth every penny. The PETARMOR Carpet Powder is easy to apply and smells nice, making my carpets fresher. I appreciate that it's safe for my pets and truly effective against fleas and ticks. I noticed a difference quickly and feel more confident about keeping my home pest-free. The 16-ounce size lasts a good while, which is convenient for regular use.

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.

This works to kill off small roaches. They die instantly with this product. So if you have an infestation, this helps fight the roach population. It does not irritate the skin. It has huge values. I mixed minds with diatomaceous dirt, borax, boric acid for insects, clove powder. It works very well and killing the roaches. And this works instantly and killing small cockroaches.

This PETARMOR carpet powder for fleas makes the fleas more manageable in certain areas. I was able to sprinkle it on affected areas (areas where my dogs like to lay down). I let it stay on the area for the recommended amount of time. However, this is where you lost stars with me. It did not kill the fleas in that area. I’m not sure about the eggs but I know there certainly were fleas. Then I said, “well maybe these are new fleas.” We did the entire bedroom with 1 1/2 containers of the powder, brushed it in so the powder could get all the way in the fibers and let it sit OVERNIGHT. After 24 hour time period, the fleas were a little more manageable but not dead. And some didn’t even appear sick… like they were SUPER-fleas or something. The powder concept is great but not as effective as the spray. I recommend this for pet beds as you could make a more concentrated solution on a smaller area.

This worked super well. And it smells great as well. The clean scent lasted days!

This finally got rid of the fleas. We tried everything else under the sun. I dont love giving my dogs medicine so we tried all the natural remedies and they only worked for a few days. We had to treat the carpet and furniture. We didn't have to use a lot but picked one spot in the house each week to treat and they were gone within a couple weeks. The smell is noticeable but not aggressive and a little goes a long way. Will be purchasing again when we run out.

We have a feral cat that lives on our front porch. He has an insulated box the sleep in in the winter and during good weather he loves to catch breezes on the wooden steps where he looks out over a lake. He has long fur and does his best to take care of it, but its trouble for him. He's been there two years but we have never been able to get close to him to put tick and flea medication on him and we life in an area just filled with ticks. I was cleaning out his "house one day last fall and patting around I felt what seemed like a bunch of big fat blueberries. I opened the top of the box and found they weren't blueberries - there were 8 big fat ticks, fully engorged under his warming cushion. What to do when you can't get close enough to the cat to apply medicine. I got this spray and sprayed his cushion and the steps where he likes to sleep. I left the cushion out to air for a bit - the scent is pleasant to humans - like a mild powdery floral, but I wasn't sure it was feral approved. I also wanted these things to dry well as you are not supposed to spray the animal itself, just the surroundings. In the course of spraying his environment, I came across 2 juvenile ticks. I usually use a pyrethrin based tick repellent on myself - and that is all it is. It repels ticks, but they keep on walking along - it doesn't kill them. In fact its hard to kill a juvenile tick by stepping on it even because it just flattens itself out for a moment, the keeps on walking. I sprayed the two juvenile ticks with THIS spray and OMG those ticks died INSTANTLY!!! It was very gratifying to see. As expected, the feral cat was suspicious of the smell of his bedding and steps, but got over it pretty quickly. I can't guarantee he is insect free, but I haven't found any more engorged ticks in his house. I also spray the food mat where I place his food dishes. He is a messy eater and ants usually run for his dropped food immediately and then invade his bowl. Not any more. I spray the mat then put his bowl on a papertowel. The ants won't go on the mat at all. Very pleased with this - better than I had hoped and will always keep some on hand from now on.