Plant-based
Rip Bug™ Mosquito Repellent Spray (8 oz)
A DEET-free mist for time spent outdoors.
$12.99
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Three sprays, three different jobs. Each one has its own formula and its own directions.
Plant-based
A DEET-free mist for time spent outdoors.
Plant-based
Clove and cottonseed oils, for indoor pet areas.
Plant-based
For surfaces around the home, indoors and out.
Three steps, straight off the label.
Take pets out and remove food and water bowls.
Beds, bedding, carpets, crates and the spots pets rest in.
Allow the area to dry fully before pets come back.
Always read and follow the label before use.
Printed on the bottle, in full:
The label also states that the concentrate is developed and formulated in the US using essential oils. This is a different formula from the Mosquito Repellent Spray, which runs a six-oil blend in a soybean oil base.
Clove oil and cottonseed oil.
Distilled water, soap, glycerin, myristic acid, potassium oleate, potassium stearate.
No. It is made for indoor pet areas, not for the animal. It is not applied directly to pets.
Pet beds and bedding, carpets and rugs, crates, and the other indoor surfaces where pets spend time.
Remove food and water bowls, take pets out of the area, spray the surfaces, and let the area dry before pets come back.
Active ingredients are clove oil and cottonseed oil. The inert ingredients are distilled water, soap, glycerin, myristic acid, potassium oleate and potassium stearate. The full statement is on the bottle.
The label says to shake well before use and repeat as necessary.
In the USA.
Shopping for a flea and tick spray for your home? This page covers what is in the bottle and how it is used around the places your pets rest.
What it is. RIP BUG Flea + Tick Spray is a ready-to-use, plant-powered spray for indoor pet areas: beds, bedding, crates, kennels, carriers and the spots your pets nap in. It comes in a 16 fl oz (480 ml) trigger bottle, no mixing, no dilution needed for surface spraying.
What is in it. The active ingredients, printed on the label, are clove oil and cottonseed oil. The inert ingredients are distilled water, soap, glycerin, myristic acid, potassium oleate and potassium stearate. That is the whole list. It is a different formula from our Mosquito Repellent Spray, which runs a six-oil blend in a soybean oil base, so if you own both, they are not interchangeable.
Why treating the home matters. Fleas spend most of their life cycle away from the animal. Eggs, larvae and pupae collect where a pet sleeps and plays: in bedding fibres, carpet, blankets and the corners of a crate. A home flea spray works that side of the problem, the environment, which is where the next generation is developing. That is why the routine is built around the resting spots rather than around the pet.
How it is used. Spray the areas your pet rests in, then let them dry fully before your pet comes back. The label also describes using it as a laundry additive for your pet's bedding and blankets on wash day. For exactly where and how to apply, the label's own directions govern, always.
A note on scope. This page sticks to what the product does around the house. For any use beyond home surfaces, go by the label on your bottle rather than anything a web page, ours included, tells you.
The practical details. The concentrate is developed and formulated in the US using essential oils, per the label. This product has not been registered by the United States Environmental Protection Agency; RIP BUG represents that it qualifies for exemption under FIFRA. US shipping is free over $35, with an $8.00 flat rate below that, and a person answers at info@ubbrands.com, Monday to Friday, 9 to 5 ET.