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Archive for the ‘Dogs & Cats’ Category
Monday, February 22nd, 2010
QUESTION:
If my dog goes into the water and then runs around and plays all over the other areas near there, what is the best way to protect him with your natural flea spray? I’m thinking that I need to spray him before he goes into the water and then after when he is dry again? 
ANSWER:
Great question. It isn’t necessary to spray him before he goes into the water for 2 reasons:
- it will wash off
- it is a contact kill solution (use it once he’s dry(er) for best results)
So, when you are ready to call it a day at the water and load up, spray him down well, focusing on legs, belly, and chest to ensure nothing is coming home with you. EVOLV is 100% non toxic, great for their skin/coat, kills insects on contact, repels mosquito (give a quick mist anytime during the day), and smells a lot better than he will on the ride home!
Tips:
Wondercide EVOLV is made of human food grade ingredients and age defying moisturizers. Sounds silly. Completely true. Spray away and thanks for the question.
Send us your questions at info@wondercide.com!
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Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009
Q. I am fogging my home with BioDefense and treating my pets with Evolv, but I have friends who come over with their dogs. Should they bring in any fleas will the product have enough residual effect to kill these?
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Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009
We get many questions from our customers and potential customers. Here is a common cat question:
Question: I am very interested in your natural flea product for cats, however I have been researching this and cedar oil is harmful to cats because their liver cannot detoxify it. Do you use a different type of cedar oil? How do you know it is safe for cats and kittens? Read the rest of this entry »
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Thursday, August 13th, 2009
Wondercide: Irrigation Systems Can Now Provide the Ultimate in Mosquito, Flea, Chigger, Tick, Grub Worm, and Brown Patch Control
Clear Lake, TX- Wondercide LLC recently announced the introduction of the Pestigator Insect Control System as a delivery method for hands free, natural pest control. Wondercide now offers a Non Toxic Pest control substance that delivers Cedar Oil into a water stream with nano technology. The Pestigator is a water driven injection pump that is instrumental in delivery of Wondercides’ EcoTreat Pro concentrate into the water stream of irrigation and sprinkler heads, providing disbursement to all subject areas. The Pestigator is adjustable in ranges of 1000:1 to 4000:1 providing a delivery rate of the Cedar Oil Concentrate in variable amounts dictated by the landscape and insect control objective. Read the rest of this entry »
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Saturday, August 1st, 2009
Hello San Diego! You are looking for non toxic flea control for your dogs and cats, and you keep finding it! San Diego wins the Summer 2009 Award for the most Wondercide used in a local area. You’ve provided the most Wondercide Reviews and product feedback too! If you live in San Diego, California, consider yourself fortunate to be among so many people who truly care about their environment, their pets, and their children!
It’s amazing to talk to all of the “converted” users about the differences between traditional pest control products and Wondercide. Folks from San Diego seem to really grasp the concept of treating the environment (your property) and spraying your pets down as needed…as opposed to putting drops on the kneck of your pets that resulted in one or both of the following: crazy side effects, ineffective results. Read the rest of this entry »
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Saturday, August 1st, 2009
Houston is a city known as the Energy Capital of the World, but is also a progressive city where environmental and green initiatives abound. It’s entirely possible for homeowners and pet owners to find local products that are new, natural and safe for the whole family.
With hot annual temperatures and high relative humidity, Houston is the perfect environment for pesky fleas, ticks and mosquitoes to breed and quickly take over our lives. Of course, the huge water roaches Houston is famous for are a force to be reckoned with in their own right. So, what do we do if we don’t want to use chemicals on our pets and the property where we live? Sometimes it’s best to step away from a problem, look at it from a nontraditional perspective, and determine an alternative way to achieve success. That is exactly what a group of local business women have done for green, cost conscious, pest control products. Read the rest of this entry »
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Wednesday, June 24th, 2009
We all know that summer is the time for sun, friends, pool parties, fireworks, picnics, campouts, AND FLEAS! Over the past few months Wondercide has been asked repeatedly “How do I get rid of them? Nothing I have used in the past is working this year!” And while many of the questions are coming from the entire nation, the vast majority of inquiries are from the sunny state of Florida. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tuesday, May 19th, 2009
Wondercide customer review:
you should have seen me when I was first trying it…….I was used to spraying the dogs and watching the fleas hop off and squirm and climb on me and do any number of Olympic things…I squirted the dogs feet…they didnt do anything…didn’t move…hummmm….strange….so I came back out and they were still exactly on the dog where I squirted them…..well darn it didn’t work I thought….then I looked at them and they were dead…so I Read the rest of this entry »
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Tuesday, May 19th, 2009
Wondercide Customer Email Excerpt:
Living in Florida in tropical conditions we never have a respite against parasites, it’s 12 months a year fight with some times being worse than other times, right now it’s the flea time and we have incredible fleas that nothing kills. Having sprayed the yard with every chemical on the shelf, powders, granules, and using spot ons, baths, dips on the dogs with no let up I was absolutely overjoyed with the way Evolv killed the fleas on contact. I couldn’t believe it…. Read the rest of this entry »
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Wednesday, April 15th, 2009
Q. I bought some Evolv and Eco Treat for a flea problem I am having. I haven’t had a chance to spray the yard yet because of high winds at the moment but have used the Evolv and it works great. Kills on contact; unfortunately no lasting effect as they are back the next day. But I’m wondering… If the Eco Treat works as well for the yard as the Evolv does I will buy the gallon size. Is is possible to use the Eco Treat to spray on the dogs too? It would be so much more economical to be able to just buy the big bottle and use for both.
A. Evolv is a contact killer of parasites (fleas, ticks, mites, lice) and a preventative (repellent) for mosquitoes, ants, chiggers, gnats, etc. There is no such thing as a flea repellent or preventative for fleas, except, to treat the property and eliminate them. If you don’t treat the property, fleas will continue to jump back on your animals because they are heat seeking blood suckers. This is why we recommend treating the property entirely to eliminate the adult fleas you see (only 5% of the life cycle) and the eggs/larvae stages you don’t see (95% of the life cycle). Every female flea produces 500 eggs in a lifetime and can quickly overrun a property that goes untreated.
That being said, we recommend treating your animals, your house (if the animals come inside they brought fleas in with them!) and the yard. To eliminate fleas, you must break the egg layer cycle and the only way to do that is to treat everything. Once you have done that, simply maintain the flea free environment by spraying the yard every 30 days. Mist the dogs once a week with Evolv.
Treating the yard with EcoTreat: On the first treatment,we recommend spraying the yard twice within 4-7 days to break the egg layer cycle. EcoTreat kills the adults, eggs and larvae and this will ensure the cycle is broken.
EcoTreat use on Animals: EcoTreat is a water soluble concentrate. It can be diluted for use indoors and will not stain or attract dirt. You can safely use it anywhere and everywhere inside when diluted. Livestock has a much thicker hide than dogs and its okay to spray them, but the best thing for dogs is Evolv. It repairs and moisturizes the skin and is not water soluble. EcoTreat has the potential to dry them out as the inert is Ethyl Lactate, a corn oil by-product. It’s primary function is to dry out and dissolve the egg and larvae. That being said, we just released a grooming concentrate that can be used on the yard and on the animals. It is about $100 per quart, but makes 8-16 gallons depending on how you dilute it. It will last you a pretty long time. Roughly 7 yard treatments and a gallon of pet spray can be made from one qt of concentrate.
I hope this information helped. Depending on how many fleas you have indoors, consider using BioDefense to treat the indoor property. 1 gallons treats 2,000 sqft. It is the exact same formula as Evolv (just labeled differently). A gallon of BioDefense is on sale for $100 and is 8 times more solution than Evolv (16 oz for $25).
We have also changed out our sprayers on the EcoTreat Qt. that allow for a much more thorough spray. Would you like me to ship one out to you today at our expense? Or, If you plan on placing an order we can include it in that.
Thanks for doing the best thing you can do for your dogs, yourself and the environment! Using chemical free, non toxic solutions to eliminate pests in the most effective and least harmful way you can protect the ones you love!
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