Neem oil
Also appears on labels as: neem oil
Oil pressed from the seeds of the neem tree. Its azadirachtin is an insecticide.
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- Where it comes from
- Pressed from neem seeds.
- Why it's in the product
- Added to some grooming and dental products.
- Safety and toxicity
- The National Pesticide Information Center reports adverse reactions in cats treated with neem oil for fleas. In a dog toothpaste it is swallowed.
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