Make Your Own Natural Flea Repellent

This European formula is a proven success and dog owners won't use commercial brands after trying this out !

Fill a quart size jar with a cup of dried calendula flower heads, leaving room for them to expand and add apple cider vinegar.

Seal and let sit  for two weeks. Then drain the flowers using a cheesecloth. This is your base, which you can  dilute with water.

This solution also works wonders on hot-spots and is a good general skin tonic ! Use naturally fermented apple cider vinegar with "mother" for best results. In addition, this solution may also be use to clean ears and has a nice cooling effect which will make your dog feel happy !

Alternative Flea Repellent Formulas

 

Avon Skin So Soft Formulas

Basic formula:

2 oz. of Avon Skin So Soft

1 cup of vinegar

1 cup of water or sage tea (from health food store)

Mix and spray every hour

 

Alternative Avon Formula (2):

16 oz. of Avon Skin So Soft

5 Tablespoons eucalyptus oil

Add enough vinegar to make up one gallon

Mix and spray every hour

 

Combo Formula

2 cups of apple cider vinegar

2 cups of cool sage or chamomile tea

20 drops of eucalyptus, citronella oils

10 drops of lavender, tea tree, cedar oils

2 oz. of Avon Skin So Soft

 

Please note:

Insect repellents using plant oils such as citronella, soybean, coconut, and
geranium "provided little if any protection," according to the May issue of Consumer Reports. Vinegar was not mentioned, however European sources have confirmed the effective used of vinegar for flea control. To be sure of complete protection, please spray often (every hour) and  pour a small amount of apple cider vinegar into your dog's drinking water on a regular basis.

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