Flea collars

Dec 10, 2009 12:41

Please know this- flea collars DO NOT WORK!! I just bathed a dog the other day who had one on- a waste of money. The water ran red with fleadirt, and fleas running around on the poor dog. Even if you manadged to get the collar tight enough around the animal's neck- the fleas would survive on the butt of the animal. And- flea collars can cause death ( Read more... )

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merystic December 10 2009, 18:10:34 UTC
My vet just recently recommended Advantage and it's working beautifully so far. I remember having flea collars on our cats when I was a kid and them not doing jack piddly to stop the fleas. I wish they wouldn't even sell the product if it's not gonna work! 9_9 Such is the way of the world though I guess, lol.

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the_black_wolf December 11 2009, 02:25:36 UTC
Yeah, we used one on our dog when we first got her as a precaution against fleas- the only thing it did was get the stupid powder everywhere.
I'm glad it is working for you- we haven't had any complaints about that particular flea product, but some clients have complained about Frontline. Personally- we've never really had a flea problem ourselves (Imagine that, since at least once a week I end up bathing a flea infested cat or dog), so I can't say which product works the best (I know flea collars don't, because I learned that back in school). I know what you mean though- retarded to have then on the shelves, such a ripoff.

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