Petcor Flea Spray is only labeled to kill fleas, ticks, and lice. It does contain natural Pyrethrins, which is a non-selective insecticide, so it will likely kill other insects on contact. Another option is Wondercide Flea and Tick Control for Pets and Home, which will kill most pests on contact and can be used daily.
The Seresto Collar wipes out fleas in 24 hours and under normal conditions, effectiveness lasts for eight months. In order to maintain an 8-month duration, dogs must not be bathed more than once per month. We would recommend consulting with your Vet on any risks using the Petcor Flea Spray and Seresto Collar together.
Yes, you can sleep with your pet once the application of Petcor Flea Spray has fully dried on the pet.
No, Petcor Flea Spray should only be applied to kittens over 12 weeks old. We recommend that you consult with your vet for an alternate option. You can use Wondercide Flea and Tick Pets and Home on young kittens.
No, Petcor Flea Spray is only labeled for fleas, ticks and lice.
We would recommend using Wondercide Flea & Tick Control Pets & Home - Cedar to kill and repel mosquitoes on cats. Spray generously on body, including belly, tail, and legs. Spray into hands or cloth to apply to face & ears. This product will last for up to two weeks but can be applied daily as needed.
Per the product label, it is recommended to consult with your vet before using Petcor Flea Spray on a cat that is nursing. It is safe to use Wondercide Flea and Tick Control Pets and Home on cats, kittens, and nursing animals.
Unfortunately, Petcor Flea Spray is not labeled for use on Rabbits so we wouldn't recommend this use. Rabbits tend to have very sensitive skin and are prone to other skin conditions, so we must consider the rabbit's health first. We recommend checking with your veterinarian to find out what the best treatment for your rabbit would be. We do sell some products for rabbit fleas here.
While there is no evidence that dogs have died from flea bites, they can make your pet very uncomfortable. Fleas can be a source of disease and irritation for pets, since they scratch constantly while infested, roughing up their coats and causing sores. Animals can develop an allergy to these bites, which can cause an extreme reaction. Some fleas can transmit diseases if they have been feeding on infected rats and can also carry tapeworms.
Please look at our Flea Control Page and Pet Flea Control Page for tips and products that will treat the inside and outside of your home as well as your pet.
