Billy No Mates Herbal Mix for Cats and Dogs 325g

Product Information

This dried herb mix of mint, seaweed, fenugreek, neem leaves and lemon balm should simply be added to your dog - or cat's food.

Launched over 10 years ago, this mix is very effective not only at repelling fleas, but also for improving coat condition and overall health, and has been one of our most enduringly popular and asked about products. Through close cooperation with many well-known breeders, coaches, large kennel owners and show bench exhibitors as well as behavioral trainers, CSJ products are continuously monitored and developed. Billy No Mates was designed as a preventive, not a cure, so don’t wait until the middle of summer to start feeding it! Review: I’ve been using this on my older dogs food for 4 months, and just started putting it on my puppy’s too.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. We recommend feeding Billy No Mates daily from the start of February/beginning of March as it takes about 4-6 weeks to fully enter the animal's system. Please note that we recommend you allow up to 6 weeks for this totally natural product to become totally effective so we would usually recommend starting in early March - although it can be used all year round. Just blend the aromatic combination of mint, seaweed, fenugreek, neem leaves and lemon balm into your dog or cat's food. The aromatic combination of mint, seaweed, fenugreek, neem leaves and lemon balm should be simply sprinkled over your dog – or cat’s food.

Please note that Billy No Mates contains some seaweed, so please be mindful of what other sources of seaweed is in your pets diet, such as from other supplements. In the case of multiple pets eating from the same bowl, the best way to guarantee that they each receive the correct dose is to split the bowls for the first meal. Much better for our bees, insects and river life than chemical flea prevention which washes off in rivers.This tincture of mint, seaweed, fenugreek, neem leaves and lemon balm should be simply be added to your dog - or cat's food or drink. While there are no reports of any toxicity or issues in pregnant bitches, we would recommend not using herbs during this period.