Hartz Nature's Shield Flea and Tick Cat Spray with Cedarwood and Lemongrass Oils, 14oz

The cedarwood oil in this actually killed fleas! I was shocked. A flea got on me near my bed. I sprayed it %26 the flea fell down dead. It didn't even do the "going for the Oscar" death scene. Just dead. This spray uses essential oils - cedarwood oil %26 lemongrass oil - instead of synthetic chemicals, poisons to kill fleas. I've read that cat fleas are especially prone to be resistant to the common synthetic chemicals that are used in insecticides. Fleas don't seem to be able to build a resistance to the natural chemicals in these oils. So yay! I used this to spray myself before coming in my bedroom (once I realized that there were fleas in the house). the floor after any time I saw a flea on me, the cat's brush well before using it on her. I didn't try spraying the cat directly. She would have freaked out %26 not come back. I had to sneak the spray on her. I sprayed her brush %26 waited till she wanted to be brushed. She didn't seem to notice. I can't completely eradicate them on her because she's semi-feral %26 outside. And, she won't let me put on drops or a collar. I'm going to buy some cedar shaving s from WalMart to help her. My only wish is that they'd make a fogger out of this spray. Cedarcide (sold on WalMart %26 their own website) had a natural spray %26 a fogger kit they sell, but it's $400 for both! So, I'll be making my own DIY cedarwood spray.

The best flea product I've ever used. I have 8 house cats. 1 is allergic to fleas and chemical flea products. I spray it on a cloth and once a week everyone gets a wipe.