Slip the mitt on and run it over your pet's coat after time outside. The textured surface catches loose fur, dirt, and ticks, while your hand feels for any bumps or embedded ticks you would miss by eye.
It also works your TickGuard spray evenly into the coat, so every check doubles as a protect.
Pets: Stroke the mitt over the coat in the direction of the fur, paying extra attention to the ears, neck, armpits, and belly where ticks like to hide.
Applying spray: Mist TickGuard onto the mitt or the coat, then smooth it in evenly with the mitt.
People & gear: Run it over pant legs, socks, and jackets to catch hitchhiking ticks before they reach skin. Rinse clean and reuse.
The lone star tick can be the size of a poppy seed, small enough for your eyes to miss but not your hands. The mitt turns everyday petting into a daily tick check.
It catches loose ticks and fur before they get into your home, spreads repellent more evenly than bare hands, and is gentle enough for daily use on any pet.
One reusable TickGuard Mitt. Pairs perfectly with the TickGuard Tick Defense spray for a full check-and-protect routine.
Try the TickGuard Mitt for a full 30 days. If it does not earn a spot in your routine, contact our team for a refund. No hassle.
Slip it on and run it over your dog, cat, or horse. The textured surface lifts loose ticks, fur, and dirt while your hand feels for the poppy-seed-size ticks your eyes miss. It also works your TickGuard spray evenly into the coat, so every check doubles as protection. Soft, reusable, and gentle enough for daily use on any pet. The easiest way to catch a tick before it catches your family.
Authenticity Notice
It has come to our attention that watered-down counterfeit tick sprays are being sold on Amazon under brand names confusingly similar to ours. TickGuard has never authorized any third-party seller. Listings on Amazon claiming to be TickGuard are not us.
Genuine TickGuard, made with cedarwood oil and lemongrass oil at our verified potency, batch-tested every production run, is sold only at TryTickGuard.com.
Your family's protection means knowing exactly what's in the bottle. Don't gamble on a counterfeit. Don't find out you used a watered-down spray after a tick already attached to you, your kid, or your dog.
The lone star tick is the only US tick that actively hunts you. It sprints toward your CO2 from 30 feet. It attaches in 90 seconds. One bite can give you alpha gal syndrome, a lifelong red meat allergy with no cure. And it is not just walks in the woods that put you at risk. Your dog is bringing them into your house. TickGuard is cedarwood oil and lemongrass oil at our verified potency, water-based, gentle enough to spray on clothes, skin, pets, your porch, and the doormat. The two plant compounds mask your scent and disrupt the tick's ability to detect you.
Based on feedback from 8,400+ families using TickGuard for at least one full tick season east of the Mississippi.
Soft, flexible silicone with no chemicals. Gentle on every coat and safe to the touch.
Gentle enough for dogs, cats, and pets of any size. A grooming tool, not a chemical, so nothing irritates skin.
Durable, tear-resistant design holds up to daily grooming so you reuse it all season long.
Rinse under water or toss it in the wash. Loose fur and debris wipe away in seconds.
We didn't even know lone stars were active that early. She was playing in the front yard and I pulled it off her collar an hour later. I was sick to my stomach about alpha gal for two weeks straight. Bought TickGuard the next day. Now she gets sprayed before she leaves the house, the dog gets sprayed before he comes in, and I spray the porch every Saturday. Two months in, zero ticks.
My dog had three different ticks pulled off her in one month. My vet said the lone star population in our county is the worst she's ever seen. She mentioned that some clients were having luck with cedarwood and lemongrass sprays. I asked which one and she said TickGuard. Bought it that night. The dog hasn't had a single tick since.
I tried two "natural tick sprays" from Amazon first because they were cheaper. Both smelled like nothing and did nothing. Pulled five ticks off my hiking pants in one weekend. Switched to TickGuard, same trails same conditions, zero ticks. There's a real difference in the oil concentration. You can smell it.
I was the person checking for ticks four times after every walk and still finding them on the dog the next morning. The constant vigilance was exhausting. After a week of spraying the dog, our clothes, and the yard edge, the nightly checks stopped turning anything up. First summer in years I'm not paranoid.
We have a screened porch but the dogs still drag stuff in. I started spraying the porch tiles, the doormat, and the dog beds along with our clothes. Game changer. The whole downstairs stopped being a tick highway.
Between two kids and a golden retriever, tick season used to run our whole summer. We spray before every trip outside now and keep a bottle by the door. The dread is just gone.
