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Cedarwood Oil for Fleas: Oil Reports
See the composition and purity of our Cedarwood Oil for Fleas (Mix with Carrier Oil) and access its Certificate of Analysis below.
Product Specifications
Cedarwood Oil for Fleas: Oil Profiles
Cedarwood for Fleas Ingredient Profile
Origin & Extraction Summary- India
How to Use Cedarwood Oil for Fleas
Cedarwood oil is often chosen for flea control due to its distinct woodsy scent and plant-based origin. It’s commonly added to sprays and diluted blends for surfaces or in diffusers.
How to Make a Cedarwood Oil Spray for Fleas
Mix 10–15 drops of cedarwood oil with water and a splash of witch hazel or white vinegar in a spray bottle. Shake well and mist furniture or rugs. Avoid spraying in enclosed spaces with your pets, and be careful not to let your pets near the sprayed areas until they're adequately dry.
How to Use Cedarwood Oil in the Home
Add several drops of cedarwood oil to cotton balls and place them in drawers or corners to maintain a fresh environment.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Cedarwood Oil for Fleas
Do Fleas Really Hate Cedarwood Oil?
Cedarwood oil is known for its strong, earthy aroma and is commonly used in natural flea prevention. While it doesn’t kill fleas, many people use it as part of a regular routine to discourage fleas from lingering in treated areas.
How to Apply Cedarwood Oil for Fleas?
To apply cedarwood oil safely, dilute it with water and a splash of witch hazel in a spray bottle. This can be lightly misted onto rugs and furniture. For pets, always check with your vet before applying.
Is Cedarwood Oil Also Toxic to Ticks?
Cedarwood oil is often used in natural formulations that target ticks, but more research is needed to confirm its effectiveness. It’s best used in combination with other proven prevention methods.
Are There Any Side Effects of Using Cedarwood Oil for Flea Control?
When used properly, cedarwood oil is generally well tolerated. However, undiluted use may cause skin irritation in pets or humans, especially those with sensitive skin. Always test on a small area first and keep pets from licking treated surfaces.
How Often Should I Use Cedarwood Oil for Flea Prevention?
Reapply cedarwood oil treatments every 3–5 days, or as needed. Since it’s a natural option, more frequent use may be necessary compared to chemical treatments, especially during warmer months or flea-prone seasons.
Can I Spray Cedarwood Oil on Furniture and Carpets?
Yes! Diluted cedarwood oil is often used on upholstery, carpets, and other surfaces. Just be sure to do a patch test on delicate fabrics first to ensure there's no staining or discoloration.
How Long Does Cedarwood Oil Deter Fleas?
Cedarwood oil’s scent tends to fade after a few hours, especially in open-air environments. For ongoing coverage, reapply every few days or use in tandem with other natural solutions to extend the effect.
No Build Up
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Fresh Perimeter Shield
The cedar smell really works to keep pests out
Even Texture
Consistent oil from top to bottom
Cedar Flea Barrier
Helps keep fleas away with a nice cedar scent
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