Wondercide
reviews and complaints

I recently purchased Wondercide for my furry friend and I must say, I am quite impressed with the product. It's a natural flea and tick repellent that is safe for pets and humans alike. The scent is pleasant and not overpowering, which is a huge plus for me.

However, I did have a small issue with one of the bottles during shipping. The seal didn't hold and the liquid leaked inside the box. I think the packers should check the seals before shipping to avoid this kind of problem.

Overall, I am satisfied with my purchase and would recommend Wondercide to anyone looking for a safe and effective flea and tick repellent for their pets. Just be sure to check the seals before using!

I recently got my hands on Wondercide's 16 oz outdoor pest control concentrate to tackle the pesky mosquito problem in my backyard. I followed the instructions to the T and applied it as directed. Unfortunately, it didn't quite do the trick. In my humble opinion, it's an overhyped and overpriced product that falls short of its promises. I was disappointed with the results and won't be purchasing it again.

I gotta say, Wondercide is the real deal. My whole family was getting chomped on by all sorts of creepy crawlies, but for some reason, I was the only one who seemed to be a magnet for fleas, bedbugs, mosquitoes, and spiders. We tried everything under the sun to get rid of them - even called in the big guns with exterminators - but nothing seemed to work.

That's when we stumbled upon Wondercide, and let me tell you, it's been a game-changer. I call it my secret protector because it's like a force field against all those pesky bugs. I can finally relax in my own home without constantly feeling like I'm under attack.

I can't thank the folks at Wondercide enough for giving me my sense of security back. Seriously, from the bottom of my heart, thank you. If you're dealing with any sort of bug problem, do yourself a favor and give Wondercide a try. You won't regret it.

We recently tried out Wondercide's EVOLV flea and tick spray for our dogs, but unfortunately, it didn't go as smoothly as we had hoped. Both of our pups, including our strong German Shepherd, absolutely hated the smell and fought us when we tried to spray them. Even the four-month-old puppies put up a fight, making it almost impossible to apply the product. We've tried cleaning the house and yard, but they still have fleas, and it doesn't seem like the product is working at all.

To make matters worse, it seems like the product itself irritates their skin, which is causing even more discomfort for our furry friends. We've tried other flea and tick products like Frontline and Advantage, but they don't seem to work either. It's been a frustrating experience, and we're disappointed that we haven't found a solution yet.

One suggestion we have for Wondercide is to produce a small tester pack so that pet owners can try out the product before committing to a full bottle. This would be especially helpful for those of us who have pets that are sensitive to certain smells or ingredients. Overall, we had high hopes for Wondercide's EVOLV spray, but unfortunately, it didn't work out for us. We'll have to keep searching for a solution to our flea and tick problem.

I don't usually write reviews, but I want to share my experience with Wondercide. I have three dogs, a 16-year-old border collie, an 8-month-old German shepherd, and a 13-year-old blue tick. I decided to try Wondercide on all three of them, but unfortunately, it didn't go as planned.

About 15 minutes after applying the product, my border collie started experiencing ataxia and rapid eye movement. He was stumbling around and couldn't focus his eyes. I immediately washed him with Dawn soap, but he still had severe symptoms. It was heartbreaking to see him like that. He was a healthy older dog with only mild aches and pains before using Wondercide.

It's been 24 hours since the incident, and while the eye movement has improved slightly, all the other symptoms are still present. We're doing everything we can to support him, including giving him fluids and monitoring his body temperature. It's a waiting game now, and I'm hoping he pulls through.

I want to caution others that these products come with risks, just like any other medical product. Before using them, be cautious and watch for any adverse reactions. While I'm sure Wondercide works for some dogs, it didn't work for mine. It's important to do your research and make an informed decision before using any product on your pets.

I recently bought a product from Wondercide, a pet boutique that I stumbled upon. The label on the product caught my attention as it was boldly labeled "For Pets and People." This indicated that the product was safe for multiple species and multiple ages. The label also stated that the company was founded to protect pets, people, and property without harsh chemicals. I was impressed by this and decided to give it a try.

I have a cattery and was fighting fungal infections in my cats and kittens. I needed a safe and mild product that could be used on them. Wondercide Skin Tonic Oil seemed like a great find. I had a litter of four kittens, and three of them had symptoms of the fungal infection. I treated them with Wondercide Skin Tonic Oil when they were about three weeks old.

However, things took a turn for the worse. Two of the kittens appeared dehydrated at the age of about four weeks, and one of them died. I took the second one to the vet, and we tried to rehydrate the kitten, but it died as well. A third kitten stopped eating, and I took it to the vet. We discovered that the kitten's liver was highly enlarged, and it was anemic. We gave the kitten shots for the anemia, and I started force-feeding the kitten two to three times per day. The kitten held on, but it was not a normal kitten in terms of mobility and activity. After several weeks of trying to help the kitten, it finally passed away.

Out of the four kittens, only one survived. I contacted Wondercide on approximately 8-3-2020 regarding the problems their product had caused my kittens. I sent them X-rays, and they discussed this with my vet. However, they decided that they owed me nothing because, in very fine small print at the bottom of the label, it said, "Not for use on cats." This was their way of protecting themselves, but it does not protect them from their apparent irresponsibility from their misleading product labeling.

I urge you not to trust this company with your precious pets. While their product may be safe for some animals, it is not safe for cats. The label should have been clearer about this, and the company should have taken responsibility for their mistake. I learned this the hard way, and I hope that my experience will help others avoid the same fate.