Natural Insect Repellents

Natural Outdoor Support for Dogs:

Many pet owners are asking about natural options for maintaining their pet’s comfort during outdoor seasons and reducing exposure to **unwanted outdoor irritants**. Now, achieving this natural support requires consistency—it’s not as easy as applying once a month, you are going to have to start thinking about it every day. Here’s an overview of the natural products available:

Topical Sprays – apply to your pet’s coat before going out. These formulas help support the skin and coat by creating a fragrant environment that discourages outdoor nuisances.

Diatomaceous Earth (DE) – fine powder from a hard shelled marine algae. It can be applied directly to your pet’s coat, bedding areas, and yard. It’s an entirely inactive substance that works physically by abrading the outer layer of **tiny external annoyances**, causing them to dehydrate and leaving a clean, healthy environment.

Ready to start browsing? Biopaw.com has internally administered supplements that **support seasonal comfort**, like **Mozi-Q**, because it is Health Canada approved as a homeopathic solution. Follow the link from there to **Natural Outdoor Sprays**. That section includes effective topical applications.

Why so compliant? We are committed to only carrying high-quality products. However, Canadian regulation (under the **Pest Control Products Act**) prevents us from using common words like “**repellent**,” “**mosquito**,” “**tick**,” or “**kill**” to describe any natural product that does not contain a registered pesticide. Products made with safe, human-grade essential oils and botanicals cannot be promoted using these regulated claims.

So, we announce our category… **Natural Outdoor Sprays**. Just know that we are here to support your choice to avoid coating your beloved pets in **synthetic compounds**. As always, if you would like some assistance, just give us a call, toll-free @ 1-888-3-BIOPAW, we’re happy to help!

Disclaimer & Safety Warning

⚠️ **For supplemental use only. Not a substitute for veterinary care. Consult your veterinarian before introducing new supplements or products to your pet’s routine.**