Coffee is another smell that dogs aren't fond of — and coffee grounds are great for your garden soil as well. Just scatter them on top of the soil and your dog will stay away. Important note: Do not use ammonia as a dog repellent. While ammonia will keep dogs away from almost ...
Can I make a flea-repellent dog shampoo at home? Absolutely! Adding natural flea repellents like neem oil, lavender, or peppermint essential oil to your homemade shampoo can help keep fleas at bay. However, always ensure the oils are diluted and safe for your dog’s skin. What’s the b...
This DIY natural tick repellent spray works great for wooded tick-infested areas. Don’t forget your family’s best friend – this homemade tick repellent for dogs was approved by our family vet and works great at keeping our cocker spaniel free from ticks! Pin the image below to save the...
Look for cracks or holes in the structure where they are coming from, spread any of these repellents around the holes (or combination of items on the list). Also spread around window sills, along baseboards, in corners and outside doors. The theory is that since they are repelled by th...
Homemade Fly Spray for Animals 20+ Natural Insect Repellents You Can Make DIY Liquid Fence Recipe If you happen to sustain injuries in your battles, there’s always the DIY Bug Bite Relief Stick. And here’s another heavy-hitter to add to the list: this homemade fly trap made from repu...
Insects:Planting herbs like lavender, mint, and rosemary around the run can act as natural insect repellents. Additionally, diatomaceous earth can be sprinkled around the perimeter to deter crawling insects. Rodents:Ensure the run is properly sealed, with no gaps larger than ¼ inch. Storing fe...
Keep squirrels away from trash cans. Stray domesticated and wild animals that roam freely are drawn to the scent of food waste in garbage cans. Raccoons, squirrels and neighborhood dogs will knock over and rip open bags of trash, leaving a dirty, smelly mess to clean up -- sometimes spread...
Homemade fly sprays can be an effective alternative to manufactured fly repellents for your horse. The key to successfully using homemade fly sprays is in understanding how to properly use the spray. "You can't use fly spray (made with essential oils) once a day and expect it to wor...
Most recipes are a baking soda mixture, and while I have serious respect for the power of baking soda (it’s an awesome tub cleaner!), the thought of it in my mouth makes me scrunch up my nose and keep on buying those danged expensive little tubes of all-natural toothpaste from the ...
2. DIY Fly Repellent | The first homemade fly traps are great, but they're kind of an eyesore. Not every homeowner is okay with putting up a jar of manure, fruits, and water outside their garden. Luckily, there's an alternative: the fly repellent. ...