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flee collars
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do flee collars actually work? i mean do they really dispel flees from the animal?
if so if you put a flee collar on a kitten from the start you can avoid an infestation altogether.........
then how does pest control make their money, surely a collar would be cheaper...
if so if you put a flee collar on a kitten from the start you can avoid an infestation altogether.........
then how does pest control make their money, surely a collar would be cheaper...
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You really shouldn't use them at all, I volunteered for the cats protection league and they had been told by the vet never to put a flea collar on the cats as they can have bad reactions to them.
Sure enough I went home and took them off of my cats and they had bald rings round their neck's where the collars had been.
After a good few years the hair still hasn't grown in.
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You really shouldn't use them at all, I volunteered for the cats protection league and they had been told by the vet never to put a flea collar on the cats as they can have bad reactions to them.
Sure enough I went home and took them off of my cats and they had bald rings round their neck's where the collars had been.
After a good few years the hair still hasn't grown in.
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No problem, I suppose you could wait until it's a bit older and then give it a trial run and see if it affects your cat.
I use a pill on my cats, it's used just the same way as worming tablets.
You could also use frontline, its come in a small dropper and you place a solution between the cats shoulder blades, I've ussed that too and it's very effective.
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I use a pill on my cats, it's used just the same way as worming tablets.
You could also use frontline, its come in a small dropper and you place a solution between the cats shoulder blades, I've ussed that too and it's very effective.
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Look at this website http://www.frontline.com
i would not recommend a collar of any sort for a cat. I have never had a fatality due to one. I had stopped using them since one of my cats kept coming home without his. I figured that he was getting it caught somewhere. Fortunately he had managed to slip out of it. I had another cat who was scratching and got his hind leg caught in the collar. He ripped his mouth aand my hands to shreds when I went to help him. I also have a friend who got home from work one day to find a note from her neighbour. When she went round he told her that he had found her cat dead. He had got his collar caught on the top of the fence. In the struggle to free himself, the collar had twisted round and round and he had strangled himself. It took her a long time to get over that. For ID I have got my cats microchipped. My vet only charges �10 for this. And for fleas I use Frontline. It works.
just be aware of your cats weight when using frontline if you buy it from the net or a shop, my Molly cat is rather cuddley and the standard stuff from the shops weren't suitable due to her weight, I now get a droplet formula from the vet which covers cuddly cats like Molly.
I used to use flea collars for my dogs (back home) and they worked a treat.
I used to use flea collars for my dogs (back home) and they worked a treat.