Oct 14, 2026
NatPat announces its Pet Flea Starter Pack, combining citronella-infused repellent stickers with a wearable locket for dog owners maintaining flea prevention routines during autumn.

Melbourne, Australia, October 14, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- With cooler weather approaching and veterinary experts advising continued flea prevention, NatPat has announced its plant-based Pet Flea Starter Pack for dogs. The bundle includes three packs of citronella-infused flea repellent stickers and a reusable Pet Locket, offering owners a wearable option designed to discourage flea contact without applying additional products directly to their pets' skin.
More information is available at https://www.natpat.com/products/pet-flea-repellent-stickers
Although outdoor flea activity tends to decline as temperatures drop, veterinary organizations caution that exposure can continue well beyond summer. The American Kennel Club notes that flea season may extend into November or December, while the Companion Animal Parasite Council recommends year-round prevention on the grounds that fleas can survive and reproduce in indoor environments. For dog owners, these guidelines reinforce the case for maintaining protective routines after warmer weather passes.
NatPat's starter pack offers a supplementary option for owners interested in plant-based flea deterrents. The repellent stickers feature a blend of citronella, lemongrass, and rosemary essential oils, all noted for their flea-deterring properties. The company's AromaGuard™ technology is designed to release this botanical formulation gradually, with the aim of discouraging fleas from approaching the animal.
The product's distinguishing feature is its application method. Owners insert a sticker into the supplied Pet Locket, which attaches to a dog's collar or harness. This allows the formulation to be worn during everyday activities without spraying the dog's coat or applying the sticker directly to its skin.
Michael Jankie, NatPat's co-founder and CEO, said the format was designed with simplicity in mind: "We wanted something pet owners could incorporate into their daily routines without making flea protection another complicated task."
For households managing regular walks, travel, or multiple pets, the portable design adds a layer of flea defense without changing how owners administer their established preventatives. The starter pack includes three packs of stickers, giving owners enough supply to replace them according to the product's usage instructions.
NatPat positions its stickers as an additional deterrent rather than a treatment for existing infestations or a substitute for veterinarian-recommended flea prevention. Owners considering essential oil-based products should account for individual pet sensitivities and follow the manufacturer's application instructions.
About NatPat
Founded in Melbourne, Australia, in 2020, NatPat develops plant-based wellness products for families and pets. Co-founded by Michael Jankie, Gary Tramer, and Andrei Safonau, the company began with citronella-infused mosquito repellent stickers before expanding its range of botanical products. NatPat now reaches more than one million families across 32 countries.
Further information is available at https://www.natpat.com/products/pet-flea-repellent-stickers
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