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Canine Area Defense - Environmental Pest Mist (*Step 3)
Canine Area Defense - Environmental Pest Mist (*Step 3)
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Canine Area Defense
Environmental Flea & Pest Spray for Dog Spaces
Fleas do not live only on dogs — they thrive in bedding, carpets, porches, and kennel areas. Canine Area Defense™ is a stronger environmental spray designed specifically for dog spaces to help discourage fleas and pests from settling where dogs rest.
This botanical blend uses cedar, rosemary, lemongrass, and clove hydrosols to create an environment insects are less likely to linger in. White vinegar and plant aromatics help shift scent signals within the environment while remaining safe for routine household use.
Designed strictly for dog areas and environments, this spray helps support flea management when combined with regular cleaning and topical care.
Best Used For
• dog bedding and blankets
• crates and kennels
• dog rooms and resting spaces
• porches and outdoor dog areas
• camping and travel environments
How It Works
Clove, cedar, rosemary, and lemongrass botanicals contain natural aromatic compounds that many insects avoid. When applied to resting areas and fabrics, these scents help create an environment that pests are less likely to settle in.
White vinegar also helps discourage odor buildup and supports environmental freshness.
Directions
Shake gently before use.
Lightly spray bedding, crates, furniture, baseboards, and dog resting areas.
Allow treated surfaces to dry before pets return to the area.
Reapply as needed during periods of flea pressure.
Important
For environmental use only.
Do not spray directly on pets.
Allow treated areas to dry before allowing dogs back into the space.
Ingredients
Cedar Tip Hydrosol, Lemongrass Hydrosol, Rosemary Hydrosol, Clove Hydrosol, White Vinegar, Distilled Water, Phenoxyethanol.
*Environmental Flea Control
Canine Area Defense™ is designed to support flea management by treating the spaces where fleas live and reproduce — an essential step in reducing reinfestation.
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