ProElobara Cat Flea Tick Prevention Collar
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About ProElobara Cat Flea Tick Prevention Collar
Overall Feedback:
86% positive
82% liked the comfortable design
The collars do not bother me at all.
There is no weird odor or smell, making it a great product.
69% liked the stylish and modern design
I like these cat flea tick prevention collars because they are soft and flexible, which my cats seem to enjoy.
82% found the collar to be durable and long-lasting, but 18% experienced rapid degradation
The collars last up to 6 months and the package includes 4, making it a great value.
I am severely dissatisfied with the durability of the cat-flea-collars. After using them for an hour, my cats showed adverse reactions such as vomiting, diarrhea, twitching, and uncontrollable behavior. The collars are not safe and could have resulted in the death of my cats if not removed immediately.
I am nervous to put the collars on my outdoor kitty because they are not breakaway collars.
82% found it easy to put on and adjust, while 18% had difficulties
These collars are easy to put on and the straps are adjustable, making them comfortable for cats.
I noticed an improvement the same day and within a few days the fleas were completely gone.
I noticed that the buckle is stapled to the collar, making it unlikely to break off if caught on something like a tree limb.
84% praised for its exceptional flea control
The collars have been effective in keeping fleas away from my kitties and they have been good for the past couple of weeks.
74% appreciated the safety, while 26% experienced adverse reactions
I was cautious about the collar irritating my cat's neck, especially one of my cats having short fine hair. After a couple of weeks, everyone seems fine.
I was warned that the collar was unsafe and could have killed my babies if I had not noticed it. The poison was strong and it took an hour for the fleas to die after removing the collars and bathing them.
The collar should be tight enough around the cat's neck to avoid any dangerous situations. We had an incident where the kitten's lower jaw got stuck inside the collar and she panicked, almost losing her life while we tried to get her out.
I am nervous to put the collar on an outdoor kitty as it is not a breakaway collar.
