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Wild Meadow Coat Powder
  • Wild Meadow Coat Powder
  • Wild Meadow Coat Powder
  • Wild Meadow Coat Powder
Wild Meadow Coat Powder

Wild Meadow Coat Powder

$22.00

Wild Meadow is a botanical, chemical-free coat powder crafted to help naturally deter fleas and ticks while supporting a fresh, healthy coat.

Made with finely milled herbs traditionally used for pest deterrence, Wild Meadow offers a simple alternative to harsh chemical treatments. It’s perfect for dogs with sensitive skin or families seeking a low-tox lifestyle.

Why It Works

Each ingredient is chosen for its natural protective properties:

  • Neem Leaf: A natural insect deterrent widely used in herbal pet care.

  • Yarrow: Soothing and anti-inflammatory, it supports the skin barrier and has historically been used as an insect repellent.

  • Rosemary: Helps deter fleas while adding a clean, herbal scent.

  • Lavender: Its gentle, calming scent is said to be disliked by ticks.

  • Catnip Powder: Contains nepetalactone, a compound known for its insect-deterrent properties.

  • Geranium Essential Oil: Traditionally used as a natural flea and tick repellent.

No talc. No fillers. No fragrance oils.

Just herbs and gentle plant power.
Ingredients

Neem leaf, yarrow, rosemary, lavender, catnip powder, geranium essential oil
How to Use

A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAY

Think of Wild Meadow like a dry shampoo with benefits. A light dusting before outdoor time helps keep pests away.

How to Apply

  • Short Coats: Sprinkle a tiny amount into your hands. Rub your hands together, then massage into the coat.
  • Medium Coats: Sprinkle lightly along the back. Use your hands, a soft brush, or a grooming mitt to distribute evenly.
  • Long Coats: Apply in small sections and brush through to distribute evenly.
  • Double Coats: Apply in small sections. Use a brush or grooming mitt to work the powder through the coat toward the undercoat.

How Often to Use

  • Spring & Summer (Peak Season): Daily or every other day, especially before hikes, walks, or dog park visits. An optional light dusting after outdoor time may help refresh the coat.
  • Fall: 2 to 3 times per week.
  • Winter: As needed during warm spells, hikes, travel, or whenever the coat needs refreshing.
Important Notes
  • Avoid contact with the eyes, nose, and wet fur.
  • Natural products can support coat care, but no product can guarantee 100% protection against fleas and ticks.
  • Consistent application is key to getting the best results.