Natural Flea product. A homeopathic blend designed specifically to support the normal immune response of an animal suffering from flea and tick complaints. Jumpies (Hom) is a 100% natural flea remedy that works well on its own or in combination with other flea treatments. In addition, people can find that using Jumpies (Hom) in conjunction with commercial products help to support this process, assisting in keeping the animal flea-free longer and can even increase lengths between applications.
Jumpies (Hom) is one step in the ongoing process of having a healthy, flea-free pet. You will not usually find one product that works alone to combat fleas successfully. Getting on top of the flea life cycle is the most important thing. You can achieve this by regularly cleaning bedding, vacuuming carpets and furniture, eating a healthy diet, and having a sound immune system is all it takes to keep your pet flea free.
It is a gentle, natural, cost-effective way to support your pet’s normal immune response when they have flea complaints. In addition, you can use it with the peace of mind that you are not putting pesticides or nasty chemicals onto your pet’s skin.
Jumpies (Hom) come in a liquid form; this is the easiest way to administer to animals. It can be put straight into the mouth of the animal, making sure not to contaminate the dripper. You can do this by adding the drops to a teaspoon, lifting the lip, and place in the mouth. But we realise this is not always an option. So you can add the drops to their food, which is just as effective.
Orally: Add 4 drops to food daily for the first 7 days. Then repeat 1-2 times per week.
How long will a 25ml bottle last: (based on oral administration)
Cat & Dog: 4 - 5 months
All instructions are on the bottle.
General Disclaimer: Our remedies are designed to support the natural immune system of your pet and animal. We do not claim to treat, medicate or cure any health conditions. If you are worried about your pet or feel they are in pain or suffering, don't hesitate to get in touch with your veterinarian.
