TICK SPRAY // All-Natural Insect & Tick Repellent

Witch Hazel, Purified Water, Essential Oils of Citronella, Eucalyptus, Cedarwood, Lemongrass, Lavender, Tea Tree, Patchouli, Catnip, and Geranium

Ingredient Benefits

Witch Hazel & Water
A gentle, alcohol-free base that refreshes the coat without drying the skin. Witch hazel helps cleanse and supports skin comfort while allowing essential oils to disperse evenly.

Citronella & Lemongrass
Traditionally used to help repel insects naturally. These oils contribute to a fresh scent while discouraging pests.

Cedarwood
Known for its grounding, woodsy aroma and naturally repelling properties. Often used to help deter ticks and fleas.

Eucalyptus
Commonly used in natural insect-repellent blends for its fresh scent and plant-based protective qualities.

Lavender
Calming and gentle on the skin, lavender supports skin balance while contributing to insect deterrence.

Tea Tree
Included in very small, carefully balanced amounts for its traditional use in natural pest-repelling blends.

Patchouli
Earthy and grounding, patchouli is often used to help repel insects while supporting skin balance.

Catnip
Naturally known for its insect-repelling properties and commonly used in botanical tick deterrents.

Geranium
Traditionally used in natural pest control blends and valued for its balancing properties.

Shake well before each use. Lightly mist your dog’s coat before outdoor activity, focusing on legs, chest, back, and tail area. Gently rub in if needed. Reapply as necessary, especially during extended outdoor exposure.

Avoid eyes, nose, mouth, and genital areas. For external use only.

• Plant-based alternative to chemical tick repellents

• Free from synthetic fragrances and harsh ingredients

• Made with simple, transparent ingredients

• Supports outdoor comfort without over-treating

• Ideal for dogs who spend time in nature

• Crafted in small batches with care and intention

This spray reflects our belief that simple, natural solutions can be both effective and gentle—supporting dogs the way nature intended.