DG Personal and Pet Cedar Oil Pest Control Spray 16 ounce

One Pint Insect repellent for people and pets.
A DG Cedar Oil labeled pest control spray.

Directions for Use - 16 ounce DG Cedar Oil Personal and Pet spray:

For use by people to spray directly on skin or clothing as needed to repel mosquitoes, fleas, ticks, flies, ants and other biting or annoying insects.
For use with pets simply spray formula directly on coat/skin to achieve the same insect relief as people do.

• Apply as often as needed. Perfect for use with children, teens or adults alike. Always assist children with cedar oil application especially applying to facial areas. Don't spray formula onto the hands of a child as they will likely transfer the oil to either the mouth, the eyes or to both. Adults, teens, and children alike should apply cedar oil to facial areas carefully. The formula can sting if it gets in the eyes and it doesn't taste very good either.
• Spray a liberal amount directly on skin or clothing. Leaves no oily residue. Will not stain fabrics, skin or other surfaces
• If eye contact occurs, flush with water to relieve irritation.
• May cause skin irritation to people who are sensitive to wood allergies. If this occurs, wash with warm water and mild soap and discontinue use.

• We recommend performing flea, tick and mite applications at least once or twice a week. Use as oftn as needed. Apply right before going on walks or other outings. If the car is part of your pet's routine travels you can also spray the interior of your vehicle.
• Spray a liberal amount directly on your pet including paws, legs, pits, groin, belly, neck, tail and rectum area.
• For facial application spray product on hands and massage onto areas of pet's face that you wish to protect avoiding eyes and mouth.
• For extra assurance against introducing new pests to the environment perform a quick spray before settling in whenever returning from anywhere with your pet is a good idea.
• Can also be applied to pet bedding areas or other pet specific areas. Leaves no oily residue. Will not stain fabrics, skin or other surfaces.
• Do not use cedar oil directly pet reptiles, pet rabbits, pet mice, pet rats, pet ferrets, pet guinea pigs, or exotic pet birds

• While we recommend these first time precautions apply to all pets the following may be especially useful when caring for cats. Cat owners in particular should note that some cats have shown greater sensitivity to the presence of cedar oil than dogs do.
• Be sure to test your pet before applying a full treatment using cedar oil. This will insure sure your pet will be comfortable in the company of cedar oil.
• First treatment should include only sparse applications to your pet's lower extremities such as the paws and/or legs. Be sure you allow time to observe your pet before continuing. You will want to gradually work your way upward treating your pet's belly and other undersections of the body once the paws are successful. While adverse reactions to cedar oil are rare some pet owners have reported pets objecting to cedar oil and they may display bouts with stress as a result. If you see your pet begin to display unusual behavior or is seeming to display a great deal of distress you may want to discontinue the use of cedar oil. On the other hand if you see your pet is comfortable you may continue with cedar oil knowing your pet is not one of the few who just don't like cedar oil. You can then treat the upper body areas with confidence knowing your pet is comfortable with cedar oil. As always be sure to avoid cedar oil contact with eyes and mouth.
• Some pets have been reported to groom excessively in an effort to remove the oil if they become stressed during treatment. If you see your pet is having trouble you can help by bathing your pet using warm water and mid soap. Make sure your pet has plenty of fresh water available to drink.
• Some pet owners have also reported that initial adverse reactions seemed to be a process for their individual pet getting used to cedar oil.. These pet owners have expressed having subsequent success with using cedar oil on thier pets. Only you know your pet best. Any continued use of cedar oil should be performed at the sole discretion of the individual pet owner.

• Personal and Pet can help reduce intense insect activity so your pet can naturally heal damaged skin.
• Concentrating heavy spray applications to affected areas or "hot spots" 3 times daily can quikly reduce intense insect activity. Do not rinse the area and continue to spray heavily until you can see the skin and coat start to return to a normal appearance.
• Note: Cedar oil aroma in large concentration could become overwhelming to both pet and persons treating the pet. Heavy applications should be performed in well ventilated areas to avoid discomfort during applications of this type

Personal and Pet Notifications:

• Ready-to-Use Formula - do not dilute.
• Do Not apply mist near any open flame. Extinguish all pilot lights near treatment areas.
• Not intended for internal consumption or for use with plant life. Keep out of reach of children.
• Safe to apply on human skin unless you are sensitive to wood oil allergies. Always avoid direct contact with eyes.
• If facial application is desired, spray into palms of hands then message onto areas of face as desired while avoiding eyes.
• Do Not Use on or spray around pet reptiles, pet rabbits, pet mice, pet rats, pet ferrets, pet guinea pigs, or exotic pet birds.

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