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Critter Oil
Critter Oil's blend of pure, uncut essential herbal oils eliminates the need to purchase hundreds of dollars worth
of other grooming items, such as: pesticide shampoos, sprays and carpet treatments, medicated and fungicide shampoos and sprays,
skin and coat conditioners and sprays, show coat polishes, repellent sprays, etc. Critter Oil has been proven effective on dogs, cats
(Editor note: We don't recommend for cats as they cannot process essential oils like most other animals), horses, cattle, birds and
even exotic animals such as ostriches and wallabies.
Not just fleas
Critter Oil is effective in repelling ticks, too.
Critter Oil was developed by specialists in natural animal care to be the most versatile and safest skin and coat care
product on the market. With the help of a PhD Organic Chemist, Critter Oil has been formulated with only oils generally recognized as safe
for the human cosmetic industry (no citronella or delimonene because of their toxin levels to some animals) and at levels well below any
individual harmful level for people or animals. For that reason it is safe to use Critter Oil on baby animals and pregnant or nursing
mothers.
Used safely and effectively on over 8,000 animals per year, on a daily basis and have since 1987 at the grooming
facility in Florida where it is made. (For common safety, please avoid eye contact and do not use internally.)
What is in Critter Oil?
Critter Oil contains a blend of 100% natural herbal oils such as pennyroyal, eucalyptus, cedarwood, sage and other
pure uncut oils approved for use in the human cosmetic industry. Critter Oil contains no manmade chemical toxins and is not to be sold
as an insecticide.
General Uses for Critter Oil
1) Apply a few drops of pure oils to nylon or leather collar. 2) Apply to a cottonball and put in pet's bed or in your
vacuum cleaner bag. 3) Apply a drop or two straight to ticks on your pet, let sit for 5-10 minutes and then remove with tweezers - no need
to dig for heads. 4) Add to water or soap base to clean bird cages, kennels, floors, etc.
For more details about combatting fleas safely and naturally, please see our flea page.
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