This Zesty Paws Flea Tick Spray has been formulated with vets to help keep your dog free from fleas, ticks and their eggs. It has a handy no-rinse solution that is easy to apply, drying quickly to ensure an easy process for keeping your pet protected. It is made with natural botanicals including cedarwood-, rosemary- and clove oils, helping to soothe sensitive, itchy or irritated skin. Zesty Paws Flea Tick Spray can be easily combined with your dog’s usual shampoo for simple at-home flea and tick care. It has a refreshing peppermint scent that will appeal to both dog and owner, in a non-greasy formula. Zesty Paws Flea Tick Spray at a glance: Flea and tick protection spray for dogs Protects your dog by targeting pests Easy to use: no-rinse formula that dries quickly without leaving a greasy feel Gentle ingredients: to help soothe sensitive, itchy or irritated skin With natural botanicals: including rosemary-, cedarwood- and clove oils Simple treatment: combine with your usual shampoo for at-home care Peppermint scent: refreshing and appealing Formulated by vets: for an effective treatment
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Zesty Paws
- Price: £10.07
- Unit price: £40.28/litre
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
Good to know
- Note the date of every treatment. Protection runs out on schedule, not when you notice fleas.
- Check the leaflet for bathing and swimming limits before and after applying a spot-on.
- Weigh your dog before buying. Flea, tick and worm products are dosed by weight band.
Common questions
How often should I worm my dog?
European parasite experts (ESCCAP) recommend at least four times a year when a dog’s risk is unknown, and monthly for higher-risk dogs, such as those that eat slugs, scavenge or are fed raw. Puppies need more frequent worming. Your vet can set a schedule for your dog’s lifestyle.
Do I need a prescription for dog flea treatment?
Not always. Some products are on general sale, and others can be supplied by a pharmacist or SQP. The products with the broadest cover, including most for lungworm, are prescription only (POM-V) and need a vet to examine your dog first.
