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"Tombstone" Flea Spray the name says it all! Dogs and cats raised naturally usually have healthy immune systems, and these animals attract far fewer fleas than animals with immune systems that work hard to constantly detoxify toxins. For those occasions when you need to treat for fleas, Tombstone Flea Spray is the answer.
Features
- For those occasions when you need to treat for fleas, Tombstone Flea Spray is the answer.
- Ingredients:
- Aloe Vera is well accepted as a healing agent for wounds, sores and skin disorders. Many people keep an aloe vera plant growing in a flowerpot for use on minor burns, wounds, and sunburn or skin infections. Aloe aids in keeping the skin supple, and has been used in the control of acne and eczema. It can relieve itching due to insect bites and allergies. Aloe contains at least three anti-inflammatory fatty acids that are helpful for the stomach, small intestine and colon and other constituents are being studied for their immune enhancing effects.
- Natural Borates are naturally occurring mineral compounds in use for over 4,000 years, and still in use?they soften hard water making them popular for laundering. Borates are used in cosmetics, medicines, ceramic and building materials. Products that have a natural desiccant (dehydrate) effect like the borates are used to kill insects including fleas, ticks, and other invertebrates. Fleas and sand fleas are killed in the larvae stage.
- Cedar wood in the form of an essential oil is effective as an insect repellant and to treat skin rashes and some respiratory problems.
- Lavender has been in use for over 2,500 years. Its unique scent repels insects, and is used both in perfumes and in aromatherapy for its soothing, relaxing qualities.
- The oil of lavender is used to treat hyperactivity, insomnia, flatulence, bacteria, fungus, airborne molds, ringworm, allergies, and in combination with other herbs, it is used to treat staphylococcus bacteria. Some compounds in the plant have shown promise as a treatment for certain cancers.
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