Cedarcide Original Bug Spray | Repel & Kill Fleas, Ticks, Mosquitoes, Mites, Ants & Chiggers | for use on People, Pets & Home | Natural Cedar Oil | Eco-Friendly | Pint

Hey guys, I bought this to get rid of a moth problem around my entrances and it works on contact! I sprayed it around my entrances where there were just a boom of moths this summer. So many moths kept accidentally getting into the house and I was sick of it. The spray option has a wet spray which is more product per spray and a mist. I used both, applied the product, and instantly the moths were running for cover! That being said I have a kitty in the house whom I love dearly and I definitely wanted it to be safe for him as well. I read on the site that this product is made with a specific species of cedar that is not toxic because A it’s utilizing that oil from a specific non toxic species and B it doesn’t contain phenols! Phenols is what makes sprays and oils especially toxic to cats since they can’t metabolize them. I feel really confident about the product! As another reviewer said if you want to use this on your kitty I’d not spray directly but wipe on sparingly. Although I didn’t buy this for my cat I am still giving it a great review because it is being used around my cats living quarters. Also, I love the added benefit that it deters other critters besides moths! The product doesn’t say it specifically is formulated against moths but I had previously looked up what deters moth and cedar is one! So the more you know.

I have lived this product since I was first introduced. I can spray it on and around my dogs even though one is at seizure risk. Works to repel insects, including ticks and spiders.

We have a cabin in the woods & on the river to go to in the summer time. We have had moths for two summers now ….. until I purchased this! It works!

It works, but boy did I have a reaction to it! I sprayed it all along my floor boards and around doors and windows. The smell wasn’t unpleasant, but I had some sort of reaction to something in it. It made me cough, made my nose burn, and gave me a killer headache. I had to rinse out my nose about 6-7 times before I found relief, and I had to go back and wash it off of every surface I sprayed it on. It sucked. I can’t believe people spray it on their bodies-!!! I think I am an outlier though. I could just be allergic to it somehow. Even after wiping it up, it still lingered, but I could stand it, and it still kept critters at bay. I think you would need to do it consistently to have long lasting results. It is oily, so it leaves a bit of a residue, didn’t stain, but be aware. Now I only use it outside around doors and windows (never again inside-haha!), and it definitely helps. Obviously if it rains, you will need to spray again, and how long it lasts between spraying is probably region specific. It helps with the roaches, which I appreciate. I live off of an arroyo, and I get lots of critters, but I did notice that it helped.

was desperate to find something that was non toxic and natural that would work. this CEDARCIDE ORIGINAL is what I bought (gallon size with special they had going on and a coupon at their website). my cat is not fond of sprays so he runs so what I do is put some on my hands and go try to find him. he tries to hide but I gently rub it on him as I can (doesn't take much) and he instantly calms down because he is not itching from fleas! so I use it sparingly, not much and certainly not with a sprayer, I have used a brush and put it on the brush to brush him but my kitty does try to run due to the smell. I love the smell, it is like a cedar tree, nothing else but a bit of soybean oil and it is NON staining! I recommend it highly and they usually have coupons and the customer service is EXCELLENT. love that it works without hurting my kitty. *great for dogs too according to the website.

We were taken by surprise and did not realize fleas had an alleged season, in LA it is supposedly in Autum when it gets cooler. It was terrible. This did not kill fleas that had become lose, but after treatment and proper removal with a comb, this would work as a prevention measure. I carry a travel size in my purse (yes) I have a medium size in my car and spray him before we take a walk, and I use the big size at home to spray his bed and places he sits after I clean and vacuum. It is expensive and has an odor. The smell is "woody" and I would not wear it as perfume but it's tiny price to pay for saying adieu to a flea infested Fall. This year I will shell out for the gallon and be ready . . .

Odorless kills rodents on contact.

This, with a lot of massaging and a flea comb got fleas to let go of my cat. He then went outside a couple hours. That was last night. As I write this he’s already scratching like crazy. For a lot less I can mix coconut oil with a couple drops of dish soap and some water, and get fleas to loosen and I can buy cedar wood ess oil and make a variety of concoctions that are ineffective at deterring fleas. And not have hassle of processing returns. Why on earth would I pay $33 to others for this? I wont. And that’s why all 4 bottles are going back. Waste of money and time. One more potential long term buyer alienated forever.