Flea-Free Pure Organic Food Supplement and Natural Pet Products , 32 Ounce

This is for my second dog. My other one passed away at 15 years old and was in great health until his 14th birthday. I’m pretty sure his longevity is partially due to him taking Flea Free instead of those chemicals that burn their skin. He had no ticks or fleas despite the fact that he had long hair. Our new puppy has been on it since she turned 6 months and she loves it.

So far so good! Seems to work great on my very furry dog! I will be ordering again. I prefer this to the expensive treatments that have terrible side effects

I have been giving this supplement to my dogs for years and haven't had any fleas. The only time my dog got fleas was when I stopped giving him the supplement for a time. After dealing with the nightmare of fleas in my house, I began giving him this again and haven't had a problem since.

I’ve used this for 3 years on our cats and dogs . We have 3 cats and 2 dogs and this WORKS . You have to be consistent with it though. All of the pets get it in their food for breakfast and dinner , everyday .. 7 days a week. If you slack in the summer and start forgetting you will have problems .. you’ve got to be honest with yourself and remember to use it daily otherwise you 100% will end up with fleas .We slacked here and there in the middle of summer and ended up with fleas . We learned !Local grocery store carried it , and when covid hit .. they were out of a ton of things , including this. I thought they went out of business at first . So I thought well, until I find something else .. I got frontline and advantage . Big mistake .. was out $90 and still had fleas.Found flea away on Amazon and thank goodness I did because now we are FLEA FREE again. 🙌Cats get 1 tsp a piece per day (1/2 tsp for breakfast and again at dinner) .. and our 105lb male doberman gets 3 tsp per day, female Doberman at 75lbs gets 2tsp . (Each divided into breakfast and dinner meals). The “fly free” version has the same ingredients it’s just more potent , which allows you to use less. I talked to the owner myself and he explained it . With fly free I use 1/4 tsp per meal for the cats ... 1.5 tsp per meal for each dogThey love the taste.. smells like vinegar/garlicy Vienna sausages or something to me lol... none of the animals have any issues with the taste .. not even at the very start of using it.The vitamins and minerals in it also promote a healthy immune system and a healthy coat . I 100% agree with this . 👍Will always buy flea free and I will NEVER use chemicals again.

I've tried this product twice this year, using the prescribed amount in our dogs' water dish. It didn't do anything to ward off the fleas. While I like the idea of an all-natural option for flea eradication, this simply didn't offer any noticeable benefit.We have 2 Pomeranians, and even with their fur cut short in the summer months, the fleas still attacked them while I was adding this solution to their water every day -- IN ADDITION to a prescription flea med.We've been in FL two years now, and we're now on a 4th trial of a new flea med for our dogs called Bravecto. An hour after giving them the med, the fleas were coming off and dying. It looks promising. Hopefully it doesn't make our dogs sick.

Several weeks ago I got Flea Free to use in combination with flea shampoo and household sprays. Our dogs did not care for the product, until I began mixing it in with wet dog food. The biology behind and chemistry of the product is sound. The dogs are not flea free, however the number of fleas I find when combing them twice a day has decreased significantly.

I do think this helps keeps the fleas away naturally to use in conjunction with a natural flea collar.

I have used this before for stray cats , a stray came here almost hairless and ate alive buy fleas ,started to use flea free and hes already not itching , hair returning and happy , it has to be working, used about 10 days ,