Petlife Wipeout Flea Spray

Petlife Wipeout Flea Spray
500ml

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  • 500ml £10.38

Description

The most significant innovation in the environmental treatment of fleas.

Wipeout is pesticide free and the first non insecticidal spray to kill fleas at all stages - making it safer and more effective in breaking the flea's life cycle and reducing the risk of further infestation.

It is odourless, and so safe that there is no need to remove pets from the room or open windows.

• Kills fleas at all life stages
• No need to remove pets from the room or open windows
• Odourless
• Kills fleas with no resistance
• Pesticide free
Now presented in a new trigger spray bottle with 66% more product!

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Reviews (1)

Summary of Reviews for Petlife Wipeout Flea Spray

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Recommended by holistic vet just in case
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By Cinderella Preece on 12 November 2022

Cinderella was scratching and although no evidence of fleas, recommended this just in case so we've applied it around the flat. She hasn't noticed it but good to know it's safe

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Q & A

Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Petlife Wipeout Flea Spray, including answers from our team.

17 September 2025 at 10:17pm

Mites

Karen

Does Wipeout kill mites?

  • VioVet Staff

Yes — Petlife Wipeout Flea Spray does claim to kill mites (as well as fleas, lice, etc.) in its “household / home” treatment role.

If by “mites” you mean environmental mites (in bedding, carpets, surroundings), then yes — this spray should help. If the issue is parasitic skin mites on an animal (e.g. mange mites, ear mites, etc.), then this alone is unlikely to be sufficient treatment. For that case you would typically need a veterinary-approved acaricide or systemic/topical treatment prescribed for the specific mite species.

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