131 reviews forLUPO Tick + Flea

Better than all the flea collars, which our dog usually can't tolerate at all. Unfortunately, this product causes unpleasant-smelling flatulence in our dog, but we're happy to put up with that. No more ticks or fleas, and no constant scratching either!

So either there haven’t been any ticks in our forests and meadows for the past 4 weeks... or this stuff actually works! O.o My dog hasn’t had a single tick since, I can hardly believe it. Otherwise, he’d pick up at least 5 visible ticks on every walk, plus a few that had already latched on. I don’t use any other spot-on treatments or repellents. I’m just ordering the large pack now and I’m still incredulously thrilled. My dog, who has a sensitive stomach, hasn’t had any issues with it either. Brilliant!

We have a female bully dog, and thanks to adding this product, she hardly gets any ticks anymore. During her heat, however, it didn’t work – I guess the smell of blood was stronger than the product...

My two ladies, a Husky mix and a Pug, have been getting Luposan Zeckweg mixed into their food daily for several months now. They like the taste, and it actually works! This season, my dogs have had a total of just 5 ticks between them so far. I think this result is very good. I don’t use spot-on treatments because I believe that such chemicals definitely don’t just harm fleas and ticks but also the dogs and humans, especially children, who are constantly in contact with their skin.

The tick protection works very well after about 8-10 days and is a great alternative to chemical treatments!! Plus, the yeast it contains makes the coat very soft and beautiful! Highly recommended!

The tick collar alone reduces the number of ticks on our dog, but without the spot-on treatment, we still get ticks, although not as many.

The effect of Zeck-Weg only starts to show after about 8-12 days, and our dog now only occasionally has a tick. I find the effect to be very good, and additionally, the yeast content (probably) makes the coat nice, soft, and silky. We have a very large German Shepherd, and he gets two measuring cups each morning and evening. Initially, he had to get used to the garlic taste and ate significantly slower. But that's no longer a problem now.

Unfortunately, I’m not impressed with Zeckweg. Our mixed breed (German Shepherd/Labrador) still has just as many ticks as before, even after prolonged use. Additionally, I think "picky" dogs would leave the food untouched. Ours is a Labrador mix and eats everything, so it’s manageable, but he eats much slower than he does without the powder.

I've been feeding Zeckweg to my dog since the start of tick season – by the way, we live in an area notorious for ticks, so much so that many walkers avoid it – and every evening I still pull 5-8 ticks off my dog, just as I would if I weren’t giving him anything. Perhaps I should mention that my dog doesn’t tolerate those "apply-to-the-skin nerve poisons, umm, spots" (or whatever they’re generally called) at all. That’s why we’re currently trying out all sorts of other options. By the way – an amber collar doesn’t help either. Have a lovely summer, Steffi & Rocki

After nearly 4 weeks of supplementing with Luposan Zeckweg, my dog had beautiful fur and very healthy skin. My dog didn’t have any ticks, but once again, fleas!!! Such a shame. I’ll keep feeding the Zeckweg for now, but I probably won’t be ordering another pack.

We have 3 Wheaten Terriers who love swimming in all seasons. For about 3 months now, they've had only very occasional ticks, even though we often spend time in areas with an extremely high tick population. They do smell a bit garlicky, but their coats have become even better. If it doesn’t work, it might be due to an insufficiently measured dose. The era of chemical treatments and small skin tumours in old age seems to be finally over.

Our male beagle Sammy is 19 months old. Many people keep turning to chemical solutions. This might be the easiest but also the most harmful way to get rid of ticks. Just imagine your dog lives to be 14 years old, and you give him chemical treatments for 8 months of the year. Well, thanks a lot for that. We are extremely satisfied with the product, and our Sammy is feeling great.

After some initial scepticism, I decided to give Luposan a try, as I always had a bad feeling about using chemical treatments (even though they were effective). I thought to myself, if it doesn’t help, it won’t hurt either. And honestly: I can only say positive things! I’ve been feeding my dog the powder for 4 months now, and since then, she’s had (almost) no ticks. Occasionally, I’ll find one (around 1-2 per month), but that also happened with the chemical treatments. So, I’d definitely recommend it!

We’ve already been giving our puppy Luposan Zeckweg (she’s now 5 months old – our breeder recommended it to us), and as everyone knows, ticks are practically falling from the sky this year – an incredibly bad tick season. In any case, so far we’ve only had to remove one fully engorged tick. Some do crawl around in her fur and try to latch on, but then they drop off shrivelled, confused, and completely black on their own, or don’t even try to attach at all. We spend a lot of time in the woods and meadows, but honestly, I end up bringing home more ticks myself than the dog does. For me, that’s a clear endorsement of Luposan Zeckweg. Better than any chemical solution.

Unfortunately, this stuff doesn’t work at all for my Aussie. I’ve been adding the powder to his food for several weeks/months now, and the 600g tub is almost used up, but he still has just as many ticks as before (sometimes up to 20 a day!!!). Had to go back to the chemical treatments from the vet. Such a shame!!!

I can only recommend it – our dog hasn’t had any ticks for 3 years now.

Last year, I was desperately searching for an effective tick repellent – our dog was being attacked by ticks despite treatment with well-known products. By chance, while browsing through the catalogue, I came across Luposan Zeckweg and ordered it straight away to give it a try... it just worked – brilliant – I can only recommend it!

I’ve been feeding "Zeckweg" daily for about 6 months now, and it hasn’t worked in the slightest for my Malinois bitch – and it’s not exactly cheap either. I would have gladly invested in it if it kept ticks away, but I might as well save my money! Such a shame, I thought I could finally do without chemicals.

Although Zeckweg is relatively expensive, I decided to give it a try because of the great reviews here. It was completely ineffective—my Golden Retriever had ticks galore, and his coat even became dull. Honestly, I would give zero stars if I could, but unfortunately, that's not an option!

When I think about how we used to load our dogs up with chemicals every year to fend off ticks! With Luposan, we initially found just a few ticks, but now we haven’t seen a single one all summer! We’re really pleased with this healthy supplement. The dog’s stool is noticeably firmer, and there’s been no flatulence. Thank you!