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Flea Spray for House

Household Spray

PetFriendly's flea & tick home spray is an effective, yet gentle defense against active flea infestations.

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Easy to apply treatment that lasts

Our household spray's fine mist valve makes it simple to apply and dries fast. Cover up to 2,000 square feet in your home with a light mist to stop fleas in their tracks.

PetFriendly Household Spray
PetFriendly Household Spray

How to avoid a flea infestation

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Apply as needed

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Fleas can wreak havoc at all three life cycle stages. Combine the powers of our topical flea & tick treatment with household spray to stop fleas in their tracks.

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Protect your pets

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Keep your pets protected from fleas with a topical treatment: Wags Advance® for Dogs or Purrs Advance® for Cats. Protect every pet in your home year-round.

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Treat your home

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Get rid of active infestations in your home with an Insect Growth Regulator. PetFriendly’s Household Spray eliminates all phases of the flea life cycle.

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Safe & effective treatment for homes

Fast-acting, long-lasting

Tracy Isenberg, LVT

“Our PetFriendly Household Spray is safe and effective. This aerosol spray dries quickly and kills adult fleas, flea eggs, flea larvae, and ticks that may be hiding in your home.”

Tracy Isenberg, LVT

PetFriendly Vet Team

Safe and effective for homes

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Frequently Asked Questions

About PetFriendly Household Spray

Want to learn more? Explore our commonly asked questions about our pet-friendly flea and tick spray for homes.

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Why is your spray the best for flea infestations?
Is it safe to spray on dogs and cats?
What about natural flea and tick home spray?
My pet has an active flea issue. What should I do?
How can I tell the difference between fleas and bed bugs?
What's the best way to avoid re-infestation?

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