Flea + Tick Repellent Wipes | Natural Flea, Tick & Insect Wipes, Formulated by Disease Specialists
Ticks-N-All · Natural Flea, Tick & Insect Wipes
Natural Flea and Tick Repellent Wipes for Dogs, Developed by Insect-Disease Specialists with Plant Oils to Help Deter Ticks, Fleas, and Biting Insects, Wherever the Day Takes You
Pre-moistened natural flea and tick repellent wipes for dogs, developed by specialists in the diseases biting insects carry. Plant oils help deter ticks, fleas, and mosquitoes, with soothing coconut oil, in a travel-friendly wipe.
If You Have Been Searching For This
Expert-built bug protection, in a wipe you can pocket.
Sometimes a spray is more than the moment needs. A quick wipe-down before a walk, a pouch tucked in the travel bag, a targeted swipe on the way out the door. Here are the reasons natural-minded households reach for the wipes.
"I want bug protection I can throw in a bag"
These pre-moistened wipes are made for exactly that, travel-friendly, no bottle to leak or spill, ready whenever the day heads outdoors.
"I want a natural repellent formulated by experts"
This is that formula in wipe form, built by a team who study the diseases ticks and mosquitoes carry, including a Lyme disease doctor.
"My dog hates being sprayed"
For the dog who bolts at the hiss of a spray bottle, a calm wipe-down is a gentler way to get the same plant-oil coverage on the coat.
"I want to protect my dog without harsh chemicals"
There are no synthetic pesticides, parabens, or harsh chemical additives here, just plant oils and soothing coconut oil on a soft wipe.
"I want coverage I can aim exactly where I need it"
A wipe lets you target the legs, belly, and underside precisely, with easy control around the trickier spots a spray can overshoot.
"I want something gentle that also cares for the skin"
Nourishing coconut oil rides along on every wipe, so the coat gets a little conditioning care while the plant oils do their work.
Why Natural-Minded Households Reach For This
The expert formula, in a grab-and-go wipe.
Most natural bug products are built by blending a few oils that smell like they should work. Ticks-N-All was developed by a team who study vector-borne disease, meaning the illnesses that ticks, fleas, and mosquitoes carry. One of them is a Lyme disease doctor. That origin story is the whole reason it sits on our shelf, and these wipes put that same plant-oil formula into the easiest possible format. Each pre-moistened wipe carries a blend of active plant oils. Cedar, citronella, and lemongrass lead, joined by geranium and two of the more potent botanicals in the repellent world, clove and cinnamon, with peppermint for a crisp finish.
Rather than leaning on a single mechanism, the blend is designed to work through several plant-based pathways at once. Some of these compounds are studied for interfering with how insects find a host. Others are thought to affect how they behave once they land, or simply make a wiped coat an unpleasant place to be. Beyond ticks and fleas, the formula is built to help deter mosquitoes and other biting insects, which makes a single pouch a handy answer for walks, travel, and days in the grass. And because a wipe is naturally controlled, you place the protection exactly where a dog needs it, on the legs, belly, and underside that brush through the brush.
What This Looks Like In Your Dog's Day
Six things a good wipe routine looks like.
Picture the trailhead, the campsite, the quick pit stop before a romp in tall grass. This is natural insect protection made to travel. Here is what using the wipes looks like, in plain terms.
Pull a wipe, and you are ready
Open a pouch, take out a pre-moistened wipe, and you are set. No shaking, no spraying, no bottle to leak in the bag. It is the format that comes along without a second thought.
Wipe where the coat meets the grass
Work the wipe over the legs, belly, and underside, the parts that push through grass and brush, and down the back and sides. Keep it clear of the eyes, nose, and mouth.
Aim it exactly where you want it
A wipe gives you control a spray cannot. You place the plant oils precisely, with no mist drifting where you would rather it did not, which is a real plus around a wiggly dog.
Coconut oil cares for the coat as you go
Nourishing coconut oil rides along on every wipe, so the coat gets a touch of conditioning care while the plant oils do their work, rather than the dry feel of a thin, watery spray.
Freshen up through a long day out
Plant oils are short-acting by nature, so wipe down again through a long outing or after a swim. A pouch in the pack makes topping up simple wherever you are.
A quick check on the way back in
After time in tall grass or woods, run your hands over the coat and skin as part of coming inside. A wipe before, a check after, and the whole routine works together.
Why these wipes over the rest of the shelf? They pair a serious formula with the easiest possible format. The blend was built by insect-disease specialists, which is a rare thing to say about a botanical bug product, and it works through several natural pathways rather than one. The wipe format travels anywhere, aims exactly where you want it, and suits the dog who dislikes being sprayed. There are no synthetic pesticides, parabens, or harsh chemical additives, and soothing coconut oil cares for the coat as you go.
This is expert-formulated natural insect protection in a travel-friendly wipe. Active plant oils work through several natural pathways to help deter ticks, fleas, and biting insects, with soothing coconut oil caring for the coat, and nothing synthetic on the wipe. It is the grab-and-go way to bring the protection along.
Real protection, made to travel. These natural plant-oil wipes, developed by insect-disease specialists, help deter ticks, fleas, and biting insects while soothing coconut oil cares for a dog's coat, naturally.
The Most Important Thing To Know
The expert formula, made to travel.
Formulated by insect-disease specialists. This blend was developed by a team who study insect-borne illness for a living, including a Lyme disease doctor. Plenty of natural repellents are assembled from oils that smell about right. This one came from people who know what these insects are actually doing, now in a wipe.
The wipe is the whole advantage. Pre-moistened and travel-friendly, it goes where a bottle is a nuisance, aims the plant oils exactly where a dog needs them, and suits the dog who dislikes a spray. Cedar, citronella, lemongrass, geranium, and the potent pair of clove and cinnamon work through several plant-based pathways at once.
It cares for the coat while it works. Nourishing coconut oil rides on every wipe, so a swipe leaves the coat conditioned rather than dry. And it is clean by design, with no synthetic pesticides, parabens, or harsh chemical additives on the wipe.
What's Inside And Why It Matters
Active plant oils, plus coconut for the coat.
Here is what each wipe carries, in measured terms, along with a word on how the blend is built and what it leaves out.
Cedar Oil
The Anchor
A cornerstone of natural insect repellents and one of the most trusted plant oils for helping deter ticks and crawling insects. It anchors the whole blend.
Citronella & Lemongrass Oils
Cymbopogon · The Classic Deterrents
The classic natural mosquito deterrents, bright and citrusy, long used to help keep flying and crawling biters at a distance.
Geranium Oil
Pelargonium Graveolens · The Tick Talking Point
High in geraniol, geranium is one of the most studied botanical oils for tick deterrence, and a fragrant staple of serious natural repellent blends.
Clove & Cinnamon Oils
Syzygium Aromaticum & Cinnamomum · The Heavy Hitters
Two of the more potent botanicals in the repellent world, rich in aromatic compounds like eugenol and cinnamaldehyde that are studied for their effect on biting insects. Their presence is a big part of what gives this formula its strength.
Peppermint Oil
Mentha Piperita · The Crisp Finish
An aromatic herb that insects tend to avoid, rounding out the blend with a crisp, clean character.
Castor & Coconut Oils
The Nourishing Base
Castor oil helps carry the plant oils into the coat and lay down a light protective layer, while nourishing coconut oil moisturizes and cares for the skin and coat as you wipe.
A Multi-Pathway Approach
Several Routes At Once
This formula is designed to work through several plant-based pathways at once. Some compounds are studied for interfering with how insects home in on a host, others for how they behave on contact. Blends that work several ways are generally considered more durable than single-note formulas.
Clean by design
This is what a chemical free approach to bug season looks like on a label, and it is the part a label-reader will check first.
What To Look For
What makes a natural repellent wipe worth carrying.
Bug wipes vary as much as sprays do, so four things separate a serious botanical wipe from a scented towelette, and here is what to look for, plus how these measure up on each.
Who actually formulated it
Anyone can wet a wipe with a few nice-smelling oils. Look for a formula built by people with real expertise in the insects it is meant to deter.
Built by tick and mosquito disease experts
More than one oil doing the work
Single-note wipes lean on one mechanism. Look for a blend built to work through several plant-based pathways, which tends to hold up better over a day out.
A multi-oil blend, several pathways
Kind to the skin as it works
A wipe touches the coat directly, so look for one carried in nourishing oils rather than harsh solvents that can dry or irritate the skin.
Soothing coconut oil on every wipe
A format you will actually carry
The protection that helps is the one that comes along. Look for pre-moistened, travel-friendly packaging that slips into a bag, a pocket, or the car.
Pre-moistened, pocket-friendly pouches
When To Use It
Made for the trail, the trip, and the quick touch-up.
Hikes, camping, and travel
A pouch in the pack means natural bug protection comes along on every trail, campsite, and road trip, with nothing to leak or spill.
A quick wipe before grass and woods
Before a walk through tall grass or brush, a fast wipe over legs and belly covers the parts of a dog that push through where ticks wait.
The dog who dislikes a spray
For the dog who bolts at a spray bottle, a calm wipe-down delivers the same plant-oil coverage without the hiss and the mist.
A post-grooming finish
A wipe after a bath or brush-out adds a layer of plant-oil protection and a touch of coconut-oil care as part of the routine.
Is This Right For Your Dog?
These belong in your bag if your dog...
Heads into grassy, wooded, or tick-prone areas with you
Travels, camps, or road-trips with the family
Dislikes being sprayed and does better with a wipe
Needs coverage beyond ticks, from fleas to mosquitoes
Could use natural protection without harsh chemicals
Has sensitive skin that appreciates a gentle, oil-based formula
Would benefit from a blend built by disease specialists
Wants targeted coverage a wipe places exactly right
Is part of an active, adventurous, outdoor life
Is part of a routine that includes daily tick checks
Is part of a label-reading, natural-minded household that values a clean formula
How To Use It
Pull a wipe, wipe it down, head out.
Open a pouch, take out a wipe, and work it over the coat before outdoor time, focusing on the legs, belly, and underside and keeping clear of the eyes, nose, and mouth.
Wipe it over the coat. Work a wipe over the legs, belly, underside, back, and sides so the plant oils reach the coat evenly. Keep it clear of the eyes, nose, and mouth, and use a fresh wipe for a large or double-coated dog.
Freshen up through a long day. Natural plant oils are short-acting compared with synthetics, so wipe down again through long outings and after a swim.
Pair it with a check. After time in tall grass or woods, run a quick tick check as part of coming inside. A wipe before, a check after, is the routine that works.
Patch-test a sensitive dog. If a dog has very sensitive skin, wipe a small patch first and give it a day before doing the whole coat.
Storage. Reseal the pouch after each use so the wipes stay moist, and store in a cool, dry place out of direct sun.
Good to know. These wipes are a natural repellent that helps deter biting insects and reduce bites rather than a guaranteed shield, so in areas where ticks carry disease, keep up daily tick checks and whatever prevention your vet recommends. This blend is made for dogs and is not for use on cats, whose bodies process concentrated plant oils very differently. Check with your vet before using it on a very young puppy, a pregnant or nursing dog, or a dog with a history of seizures. This is a repellent, not a medicine, and does not treat or prevent any disease.
Works Well With
Build the outdoor kit around them.
The wipes are the grab-and-go layer, and these companions round out a smart bug-season routine from the walk itself to the wind-down afterward.
The full-coverage companion. The spray is the heavy-duty way to coat the whole dog for high-exposure days in deep grass and woods, while the wipes are the grab-and-go format for travel and quick touch-ups. Many households keep both and reach for whichever the day calls for.
Even the best routine means the occasional tick, so a proper removal tool is the natural companion, letting you take one off quickly and completely when you find it during a check.
For the odd bite or itchy spot that gets through, a gentle manuka honey balm brings comfort to a minor irritated patch after a day in the grass.
Questions And Answers
Everything you want to know before you buy.
what is a natural flea and tick wipe for dogs
A natural flea and tick wipe is a pre-moistened cloth that uses plant oils instead of synthetic pesticides to help deter biting insects. Ticks-N-All's were developed by insect-disease specialists and carry cedar, citronella, lemongrass, geranium, clove, and cinnamon oils, with soothing coconut oil, in a travel-friendly pouch.
are natural essential oil tick wipes safe for dogs
Used sensibly on dogs, a well-formulated plant-oil wipe like this is a gentle alternative to synthetic chemicals. Wipe an even layer, keep clear of the eyes, nose, and mouth, and patch-test a sensitive dog first. Two things worth knowing: blends like this are made for dogs rather than cats, and it is worth checking with a vet before use on a very young puppy or a pregnant dog.
what natural oils repel fleas and ticks on dogs
Cedar and geranium are the standouts for ticks, citronella and lemongrass for mosquitoes, and clove and cinnamon bring some of the most potent aromatic compounds in the botanical repellent world. Ticks-N-All uses all of these plus peppermint, working through several natural pathways at once.
what is a natural way to protect my dog from ticks
A layered approach works best. Wipe a natural repellent like this over the coat before outdoor time, focusing on the legs and belly, then do a thorough tick check when you come inside, running your hands over the coat and skin. In areas where ticks carry disease, keep this alongside the prevention your vet recommends rather than in place of it.
what is a natural chemical free flea and tick product for dogs
Ticks-N-All is a strong example, with no synthetic pesticides, parabens, or harsh chemical additives, just active plant oils and soothing coconut oil on a soft wipe. It was developed by a team who study insect-borne disease, which is unusual for a natural repellent and part of why it earns its place.
do natural flea and tick wipes really work
Natural repellents help deter insects and reduce bites, and a well-built multi-oil formula like this one is among the more thoughtfully made botanical options. The honest caveat is that plant oils are short-acting, so wipe down again through the day, and the wipes work as a deterrent rather than a guaranteed shield. Pairing them with regular tick checks is what makes the routine effective.
what is a natural repellent for fleas ticks and mosquitoes
One of the nice things about this blend is its breadth. Alongside ticks and fleas, it is formulated to help deter mosquitoes and other biting insects, so a single pouch of wipes covers much of what a dog runs into on a walk, a hike, or a trip.
can i use a natural tick wipe on my dog every day
These are gentle enough for regular use right through bug season, which is part of the appeal, and the coconut oil means daily use cares for the coat rather than drying it. For a very young puppy, a pregnant dog, or a dog with a seizure history, check with a vet first.
what is the best natural flea and tick product for dogs
The best natural repellent is the one you use consistently, paired with tick checks. Ticks-N-All makes a strong case, formulated by insect-disease specialists, with a multi-oil blend and a coat-caring coconut base. The wipes are the grab-and-go format, and the spray is the full-coverage companion for heavy-exposure days.
what is ticks n all for dogs
Ticks-N-All is a natural flea and tick repellent line for dogs, developed by a team who study the diseases biting insects carry, including a Lyme disease doctor. These wipes blend active plant oils with soothing coconut oil to help deter ticks, fleas, mosquitoes, and other biting insects, in a travel-friendly pouch.
What's in Ticks-N-All Wipes?
Active oils are castor, citronella, cedar, lemongrass, cinnamon, peppermint, clove bud, and geranium, with nourishing coconut oil. There are no synthetic pesticides, parabens, or harsh chemical additives. The wipes are pre-moistened and come as pouches in a box.
How often do I wipe my dog down?
More often than a synthetic product, and that is the honest tradeoff for going plant-based. Wipe down before outdoor time, then again through long stretches outside, and sooner if a dog gets wet or swims. A pouch in the bag or car makes staying on top of it easy.
Can I use these on my cat?
No. This blend is formulated for dogs, and concentrated plant-oil repellents like this are not appropriate for cats, whose bodies process these compounds very differently. Keep Ticks-N-All to your dog, and ask your vet about suitable options for feline family members.
Should I get the wipes or the spray?
It comes down to the day. The wipes are the grab-and-go format, made for travel, quick touch-ups, and the dog who dislikes being sprayed. The spray is the full-coverage option for coating the whole dog before a big day in deep grass and woods. They share the same expert-built approach, and many households keep both.
The Clean, Natural Standard You Expect
The expert formula, ready whenever the day heads outdoors.
For the trail, the campsite, the road trip, or the dog who dislikes a spray, these wipes bring expert-built natural insect protection along in the easiest possible format. Used consistently and paired with daily tick checks, they are a handy way to keep the protection with you.
Cedar · Citronella · Lemongrass · Geranium · Clove · Cinnamon · Peppermint, with soothing coconut oil, on a travel-friendly wipe
Built by people who study these insects for a living, and easy enough to reach for all season long.
Real protection, made to travel. These natural plant-oil wipes, developed by insect-disease specialists, help deter ticks, fleas, and biting insects while soothing coconut oil cares for a dog's coat, naturally.
