Noms+'s Zpot-on represents a plant-based alternative to conventional spot-ons, tick tablets, and collars. The potential side effects of such products can be avoided with the plant-based Zpot-on, as this product relies on deterring parasites through their sense of smell, thus preventing them from biting in the first place.
The active ingredient used is Saltidin, which is scientifically tested and also found in other well-known parasite repellents like Autan. Unlike many other active ingredients in conventional tick repellents, it is not irritating or sensitizing to the skin. Its effectiveness has been proven not only against ticks but also against other insects such as mosquitoes, flies, horseflies, and fleas, making it a true all-rounder.
In Noms+'s Zpot-on, this active ingredient is combined with essential oils from various plant substances, which also have a repellent effect on all kinds of parasites. Coconut oil is a long-proven remedy used for various purposes. Many dog owners report a significant reduction in tick bites when using coconut oil, both as a supplement in food and for external application on the fur.
Noms+'s Zpot-on also contains neem oil and lemon eucalyptus oil. These have been approved as biocidal active ingredients because studies have shown them to be effective against parasites and non-toxic to the affected animal. Geraniol has also proven to be an essential oil with antiparasitic effects in studies.
Thus, the Zpot shines not only with its skin-friendly application but also with its wide-ranging effectiveness against ticks and other parasites, which has been substantiated by scientific studies on the active ingredients used.
Benefits at a glance:
– Tick repellent without chemical harshness
– Suitable for sensitive dogs, puppies, and seniors
– Protection against ticks, fleas, mosquitoes, horseflies, and mites
– More economical and lick-proof than sprays
– Easy to apply
– High-quality ingredients
– 100% vegan & cruelty-free
Tick protection is a very individual consideration for each dog. Some dogs are very susceptible to ticks, and certain circumstances (e.g., living near a forest) can expose dogs to many ticks. Based on our experiences with our own dogs and many positive customer reviews, we can only recommend trying natural tick repellents. Their effectiveness is individual for each dog. In some cases, it might be advisable to use a combination of several natural tick repellents, while sometimes one product is sufficient. The animal's health is definitely worth trying natural alternatives instead of resorting to harsh chemicals every year.
