TUZZE Flea and Tick Collar for Cats - 8 Months Continuous Flea Protection for Cats - Waterproof and 100% Natural Essential Oil Extract Cat Flea Collar - Safe Flea Treatment [2019 Upgrade Version]

"Sometime during spring 2016, I noticed the dogs began scratching far more than normal. I checked all of three of my pets regularly for fleas and never saw any, but once I began discovering quite itchy bites on my OWN feet/legs, I truly got suspicious (and grossed out!) . I understood I'd switched my dogs from Trifexis to plain Heartgard when my friend's dog passed away and she gave me her leftover tablets. Long story short, all three of my pets had a fairly lousy flea situation going on and my house itself became infested. Even when I transferred, the fleas moved with us. I tried giving them Capstar and then several doses of Frontline, but after a few weeks, it never seemed to help much. Right around the time I was REALLY fed up, I ran out of the Heartgard and changed back to Trifexis about the dogs. I was not convinced the fleas were not just going to proceed to the cat, so I did some research and bought this collar at June. The problem (such as the home intrusion ) disappeared almost instantly. I'm going on month seven now using the same preliminary collar and'm not likely to take any chances trying to prolong the life span of it last eight months with the Texas spring/summer coming up, but would really like to hear opinions on how long other people have utilized a collar with great outcomes.Also worth mentioning is the truth that my cat HATES sporting collars (I always end up finding them slipped away somewhere around the house) and I have had NO issues with her being able to find this one off."

I've got two cats which have been tormented by fleas for the past four years. We have moved twice, maintained the flat pristine, and used every flea merchandise and organic remedy you may think of: salt, borax, flea bombs, flea traps, and flea powder together with endless vacuuming around the floor, and Advantage, Frontline, Kirkland, Adams flea spray, flea shampoo, and cheap flea collars from Target together with using a flea comb nearly every day on the cats. As you can see, this almost drove me insane, and no matter what I did, the cats and the apartment were infested. The bad cats were sedentary and also mentally affected, constantly preoccupied with licking and scratching themselves, getting fat and growing respiratory difficulties likely from their behavior.Further seeking desperately for a solution, I found that these flea collars. I was unsure about using a flea collar completely, since I read they're typically poisonous, and it seemed this collar specifically had horror stories attached to it. But I was out of choices: one of my cats had been possibly on her way into an untimely death because of this infestation, and the younger had been likely working in that direction as well. But I was tired of blood spotted bathrooms and flea bites and bathing and cleaning and combing and watching my cats suffer.I spent my money reluctantly on those pricey collars, thinking it had been yet another fruitless endeavor. I also bought Zoecon Precor 2000 for its rugs, and despite the prospect of poisoning that the cats, I had been prepared to pile on another application of Advantage to take control of this issue once and for all if that didn't do it.I made sure my cats were completely combed yet back, and that I applied the collars. I vacuumed and treated both the flooring in waves later daily.It has been three weeks, and I've seen just 1 flea alive since then, and it had been suffering tremendously. The younger kitty is lively again; the older is still recovering, scratching at herself sometimes likely out of paranoia. But they and the apartment stay flea free, and because of this miraculous collar, order was restored and the war is won.

These are the best. I mean . I thought I could conquer her cost anyhow, you understand how vets jack up the prices on medication and food... I bought a cat collar , yet another cat collar and two chihuahua collars from an internet company that sells mostly dog and cat supplies, they had them available for $32.77 and free delivery. Starts with a C and finishes with a Y in case your curious. Anyway, be careful about allergiesmy white chihuahua had an allergy and I needed to take the collar off. I relied upon the Seresto collars in my other cats and dogs at the house to kill the fleas, it functioned. You do not need to be scared to death to utilize the collars, just be smart, use common sense. You aren't going to kill your animal if you pay attention to warning signals such as anaphylactic shock, watch for symptoms of skin irritation. Do not put the collar and leave your animal unattended. The drops ceased working for us and our chihuahuas were chewing their hair off their bodies. We were bathing them frequently with no sulfate shampoo, as not dry out their skin while penetrating the fleas and I am talking about 2 or 1 fleas, we weren't infested. I strongly encourage you to use these tick and flea collars. They save you money,($40 for 8 mons. Coverage or $60 for 6 mons. Of the drops they have no odor, they're breakaway collars, they include reflectors and first and foremost of the work.