- Spray or rub the formula into your cat's coat and on all affected areas
- Apply the formula to moist areas of the body, including paws, neck, and genital areas as needed
- For use on bedding, furniture, and outdoor areas: Add 1 oz. of Flea-eX to 1/2 gallon of water and spray affected areas as needed
- Flea Treatment
- Flea Prevention
- Ticks
- Mosquito Repellent
Customer Reviews
My Fred cat is half in and half out of the house. He started out as feral and is very cuddly at times and that is when he is flea combed. Nothing worked as well as Jackson Galaxy's Flea-eX. If you love your cat, please buy and use -- and if you live in hot and humid southern Florida, just don't wait any longer.
My sweet 10 year old Echi (E-chee)had never had fleas that I was aware of with regular combings. They appeared in the last year and got bad enough that I used the harsh mainstream poison in a last attempt to get those varmints away from her. Finally I had the sense to go natural but the problem remained until I ordered Flea--eX. After only two uses, they are all but gone. Soon I will be doing just the maintainence. Please try this product everyone, I cannot thank you enough, Jackson. I am elderly and very low income. This is a very worthy investment. Suzanne and Echi
This stuff does work (and I live in the South, so we're talking chemical-resistant, persistent eastern NC fleas here). It definitely both kills and repels fleas (have seen this with my own eyes) and it doesn't seem to do my cats any harm as a topical, even when undiluted. It also lasts for a bit, though I haven't yet figured out how long that is. It even seems to help with underage kittens, though I'm always cautious with that. I can spray it on myself and it keeps the fleas away for a while. No nasty drying effects on the skin like the traditional Dawn-and-apple-vinegar method, and it lasts longer.
If you dilute per the instructions, it will still work on the fleas, but it will take longer and the effect won't last as long. That said, diluted seems to work fine when you're just spraying on bedding or the overall environment.
Seems okay in conjunction with more traditional methods like Capstar and topical, too.
Recently took in an older feral kitten who definitely had fleas. Gave him one bath with Wondercide shampoo bar and treated the rugs with Wondercide house spray. Used this Flea-ex by spraying it on a bristle brush and brushing through his fur to distribute it all over and my boy is flea free! Only a few natural ingredients, so I don't worry about toxicity. Thank you so much for offering a great safe product for our little buddies❤
Update: Working great! I spray it on her brush right before grooming her. Twice a month for prevention, as directed, and more often on a targeted spot if I see her scratching (still using the brush, her preferred method). So much better than Rx or OTC treatments. She reacts horribly (startle reflex reaction) to the couple I tried.
Original review:
So far, I am delighted that this natural flea repellent is unscented and does not seem to bother my cat. I have only used it once, so I will update this review in a month or so. I put some on the small end of her favorite, tapered rubber brush and groomed it on her behind the ears, just as I do the ParaOuttaSite formula. Then I brushed her on her sides and back, and a bit on her belly, just as I do every day. She is an almost socialized cat who sleeps overnight in the house and divides her day between our patio and our garden. I groom her every day and have never seen fleas or bites on her. She tolerated the application well. So, great so far!
Customer Reviews
My Fred cat is half in and half out of the house. He started out as feral and is very cuddly at times and that is when he is flea combed. Nothing worked as well as Jackson Galaxy's Flea-eX. If you love your cat, please buy and use -- and if you live in hot and humid southern Florida, just don't wait any longer.
My sweet 10 year old Echi (E-chee)had never had fleas that I was aware of with regular combings. They appeared in the last year and got bad enough that I used the harsh mainstream poison in a last attempt to get those varmints away from her. Finally I had the sense to go natural but the problem remained until I ordered Flea--eX. After only two uses, they are all but gone. Soon I will be doing just the maintainence. Please try this product everyone, I cannot thank you enough, Jackson. I am elderly and very low income. This is a very worthy investment. Suzanne and Echi
This stuff does work (and I live in the South, so we're talking chemical-resistant, persistent eastern NC fleas here). It definitely both kills and repels fleas (have seen this with my own eyes) and it doesn't seem to do my cats any harm as a topical, even when undiluted. It also lasts for a bit, though I haven't yet figured out how long that is. It even seems to help with underage kittens, though I'm always cautious with that. I can spray it on myself and it keeps the fleas away for a while. No nasty drying effects on the skin like the traditional Dawn-and-apple-vinegar method, and it lasts longer.
If you dilute per the instructions, it will still work on the fleas, but it will take longer and the effect won't last as long. That said, diluted seems to work fine when you're just spraying on bedding or the overall environment.
Seems okay in conjunction with more traditional methods like Capstar and topical, too.
Recently took in an older feral kitten who definitely had fleas. Gave him one bath with Wondercide shampoo bar and treated the rugs with Wondercide house spray. Used this Flea-ex by spraying it on a bristle brush and brushing through his fur to distribute it all over and my boy is flea free! Only a few natural ingredients, so I don't worry about toxicity. Thank you so much for offering a great safe product for our little buddies❤
Update: Working great! I spray it on her brush right before grooming her. Twice a month for prevention, as directed, and more often on a targeted spot if I see her scratching (still using the brush, her preferred method). So much better than Rx or OTC treatments. She reacts horribly (startle reflex reaction) to the couple I tried.
Original review:
So far, I am delighted that this natural flea repellent is unscented and does not seem to bother my cat. I have only used it once, so I will update this review in a month or so. I put some on the small end of her favorite, tapered rubber brush and groomed it on her behind the ears, just as I do the ParaOuttaSite formula. Then I brushed her on her sides and back, and a bit on her belly, just as I do every day. She is an almost socialized cat who sleeps overnight in the house and divides her day between our patio and our garden. I groom her every day and have never seen fleas or bites on her. She tolerated the application well. So, great so far!