Natural Homemade Tick Repellent That Works!

Trouble with ticks? Try this natural, DIY homemade tick repellent spray! It’s a simple recipe with natural ingredients that actually works!
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[@fredMplanenut]

Figure out how this advisory "expert" can get those quantities in that bottle!

[@daveellis5100]

Recorded horizontally:)

[@Davewutsup]

I have clove oil all over me right now, you know, like tiger balm. And I am out in the woods walking, it's raining on and off, yay!

[@mAdlife726]

dpes this only work with ticks not fleas??

[@newtuber4freedom43]

How often to reapply?

[@zzzz-hp7vg]

I just love videos from nobody says anything👎🏻

[@i8dpie]

30 drops is insane for such a tiny amount of liquid.

[@heckster8017]

Try this video: "Awesome New Natural Flea and Tick Remedy for Dogs and Cats" by Dr Jones on his Veterinary Secrets channel. I can't stand the smell of clove, garlic or cedar wood and don't even use scented candles anymore as they can be toxic to pets and humans.

[@pipersmitty87]

cant find grain alcohol anywhere but nice recipe

[@Kub44682]

Vodka is usually made from grains..

[@grumpyshorts1056]

can you use this on your pets legs to keep the tic's off?

[@diyNaturalVideos]

We're not sure if the essential oils in the recipe are pet safe. Ask your vet before applying any to your pet. Blessings!

[@karenb8531]

Garlic is toxic to dogs, so I wouldn't take the chance.

[@rachellaurenson5330]

you could try adding lemongrass instead of the garlic for dogs

[@R0Z3MVRY]

@@karenb8531 only toxic to certain breeds and puppies under 6 months

[@mariaa.bryson8126]

​@@karenb8531 You may want to do a more intense research on garlic and toxicity in dogs. It truly is not as dangerous as we are led to believe. I do understand there is a lot of data on why it isn't beneficial but if you dig deeper you will see it can be quite beneficial. As with anything to be cautious and minimal amounts are advised.

[@Stump51]

False
Click bait.😅

[@Hadrada.]

Why?

[@absolute.freedom]

@@Hadrada. he's (stump51) a shill, pay no mind to the fool 👍

[@Davewutsup]

Arachnids hate fumes,,, and it throws them off from zeroing in on you. Their trajectory goes berserk

[@anasazirose]

From a visually impaired person thanks for nothing