Plants To Repel Fleas And Ticks

Plants have been used to repel fleas and ticks for centuries. Fleas and ticks are insects with built-in sensors that enable them to detect carbon dioxide, heat, and vibration. The theory is simple: If a plant produces high levels of carbon dioxide, smells awful, or can make pets or people uncomfortable in some way, pests will find it less than desirable as a place to live/feed. Ticks and fleas are a nuisance to pets and people. They interfere with our enjoyment of the outdoors and disrupt the lives of our animals. The best way to repel ticks and fleas is to avoid them in the first place. Re-apply repellent as needed, especially after exposure to ticks and fleas. At the heart of every animal is a natural desire to live life in a way that makes them happy and comfortable. For dogs, this means chasing balls, chewing on bones and lying down in the sun. But fleas and ticks can quickly make this dream a nightmare. Their bite itches. Their saliva could trigger allergies, paralysis and other reactions that no dog owner should have to deal with. That’s why I only recommend plants that repel fleas and ticks.

Plants To Repel Fleas And Ticks

Ticks can be a problem for your dog. They can carry diseases, and they can make your dog uncomfortable. If you want to keep ticks off of your dog, consider planting these plants in your yard:

Lavender – Lavender is one of the most effective plants for repelling ticks and fleas. It also smells great!

Rosemary – Rosemary is another great plant for repelling fleas and ticks, as well as mosquitoes. It also adds a nice flavor to food when it’s cooked with other herbs or meats.

Pennyroyal – This herb is very effective at repelling ticks, but it is toxic to cats so keep them away from it if you have both cats and dogs in your house!

The best way to keep fleas and ticks at bay is to keep your yard and garden clean, but if you want to plant some plants that will help keep them away from your home, here are a few options.

Lavender: Lavender is a perennial plant that grows well in most environments, and it smells great! It repels fleas, ticks and other insects and can be planted near the house or in a flower bed.

Marigolds: Marigolds repel mosquitoes and other flying insects, including fleas and ticks. They also attract beneficial insects like bees, so they’re good for your garden as well as your home. You can use marigolds in pots or in your garden beds themselves.

Catnip: Catnip is an herb that smells great to cats but bad to most other animals (including fleas). It’s easy to grow in most climates and makes a nice addition to any garden bed or container.

List of Plants To Repel Fleas And Ticks