Product guide

Bob Martin Clear Flea Repellent Spray K0245, 300ml

Bob Martin Clear Flea Repellent Spray K0245 is presented for use on dogs and cats and around the home. Its listing describes a spray containing lavandin oil and a dimethicone sticky-trap mechanism, with up to four weeks of protection claimed. The mixed customer feedback on effectiveness and scent is worth weighing alongside those claims.

At a glance

The listing claims use on both pets and household surfaces, including carpets and soft furnishings.
For pets, directions specify 2 pumps per kilo of body weight from 10cm away.
For home use, directions specify 17 pumps per square metre from 30cm away.
The listing claims protection for up to four weeks and describes a dimethicone sticky trap that immobilises fleas at different life stages.

Price

£6.24Save 15%

Reference price: ~~£7.35~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

View offer

Often bought together

Quebec Household Flea Spray for the Home 500ml, Pack of 2 | Powerful Flea & Pest Control for Home with long-lasting control a

£21.99

Virbac Indorex Defence Flea Spray for the Home | Kills Fleas | 2 x 500ml | Kills cat & dog adult fleas and dust mites in the

£24.49

Pros and cons

Pros

One spray is listed for both pet coats and household surfaces, so buyers seeking one product for both applications may find the format convenient.
The listing gives specific application amounts and distances for pet and home use.

Technical specifications

10 specifications

Identity
Brand	Bob Martin
Model	K0245

Product details
Form	Spray
Scent	Lavender
Active ingredient listed	Lavandin Oil
Target species	Dogs and Cats
Colour	Clear
Age range description	Puppy,Kitten
Listed volume	13.05 Fluid Ounces

Dimensions and installation
Weight listed	360 Grams

What to know before buying

The listing’s controls, repels, immobilises and kills descriptions are not consistent in how they characterise the effect. It also refers to flea and tick control but describes the sticky-trap mechanism and life-cycle claims specifically around fleas. Treat the up-to-four-week protection and pest-control language as listing claims, not independently confirmed outcomes.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Pet owners looking for a spray listed for both dogs and cats as well as home surfaces.
Buyers who want stated application directions for coats, carpets and soft furnishings.

Less suited to

Buyers who need customer feedback to show consistently positive effectiveness or scent experiences.
Buyers seeking a product with a clearly consistent description of how it controls ticks as well as fleas.

Customer reviews on Amazon

4 / 5 · 4,864 ratings

5 stars54%54%
4 stars20%20%
3 stars13%13%
2 stars5%5%
1 star8%8%

Customer feedback is mixed on effectiveness, including reports that it works as well as reports that it does not work on some dogs. Opinions also differ on scent and value, while durability feedback includes both lasting-use impressions and reports of the bottle breaking. These concerns matter for a spray intended to be applied to pets and household surfaces. The overall rating distribution leans positive, but it does not establish why customers rated it as they did or settle those mixed experiences.

Positive themes

Some customers describe the spray as effective.
Some customers find the scent pleasant and consider the product worth the price.
Some customers report that it lasts well.

Negative themes

Some customers say it does not work on their dogs.
Some customers regard it as poor value, dislike the scent or report the bottle breaking during use.

Mixed feedback

Customer opinions differ on effectiveness, value, scent and durability.

Frequently asked questions

Can this spray be used on pets and in the home?

The listing says it is for dogs and cats and for household use, including carpets and soft furnishings. Follow the directions given for each application.

How much should I apply?

For a pet, the listed directions say 2 pumps per kilo of body weight from 10cm away. For home surfaces, they specify 17 pumps per square metre from 30cm away.

How long does the claimed protection last?

The listing claims protection for up to four weeks. Customer feedback provided here is mixed on effectiveness and durability, so this duration should not be treated as a guaranteed result.

Does the listing describe it as a flea killer or repellent?

The wording varies between repelling, controlling, immobilising and killing pests. The listing specifically describes the dimethicone sticky-trap effect in terms of immobilising fleas, so the overall control claim is not consistently characterised.