do flea collars for dogs work? which is the best brand?
Jul.29, 2010 in
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do flea collars for dogs work? which is the best brand?
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August 13th, 2010 at 12:36 am
Maybe a Little they have never been really effective any time I ever used them. Your best bet is a topical flea medicine. Like revolution or frontline.
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September 1st, 2010 at 12:37 am
I disapprove of flea collars. I’ve heard of animals getting chemical burns, or other skin reactions from them. All the chemicals are directly on the neck, and they do not protect the rest of the body from fleas. It only repels them from the neck (which fleas do not tend to group up, anyways).
It’s a waste of money, in my personal opinion. I would just get some Frontline or Advantage and apply once a month.
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