Zodiac Breakaway Flea and Tick Collar for Cats, 13"

Saved my baby she was having such a hard time and I was unsure which treatment would be best and safe. Within days she was much better and comfortable again. Definitely recommend these collars

It is for my ferals outside and they have no problem with it

Our cat has worn this collar for almost a week. She had her yearly visit to the Vet yesterday and the Vet told us she is loaded with fleas. It does not work. Save your $$$. Our poor kitty is really suffering. Vet had to give her a few injections she wad due for, so told us to wait 48 hrs before applying the ointment to really kill the fleas. Our cat has never been outside except in her carrier to go to the vet. She is an indoor cat. We thought we were doing the right thing trying a flea collar. Don't make the same mistake we did. It is useless.

Great price

Bought these collars for my cats. They seem to work about 1/2 strength as there were no fleas anywhere on my cats except for their tails….. seems like they changed the formula a bit.

My indoors-only cats became infested by my bringing the fleas in from the garden, where many strays wander through. One flea can jump 6 feet, and they are heat-seeking missiles. My first line of counterattack was to use Zodiac's spot-on product, along with Capstar (an oral medication that only kills adult fleas). I suspect this combo could be very effective for someone who has just one cat, since the cat can't reach the place between his own shoulder blades where the spot-on goes. But two cats (or more) can work hard at grooming the stuff off of each other. So once the 30 days were up for the spot-on stuff to wear off, I tried these collars. By the way, Zodiac has a nice customer questions email. That's how I found out you can only use either the spot-on or the collar, but not both together. Well, Mr. Licky couldn't lick the collar off of his sister, so it didn't take long for all the fleas to be defeated. Unfortunately, I have to take off one star because one of my cats is allergic to the collar. After a couple of weeks, the allergic cat started having sores on her neck and face. It was nothing like the huge gashes that the far more expensive Bayer Seresto collar gave her some years ago, but it was still ugly. So of course I immediately removed the collar. But it had already killed the fleas. And her sores are healing up fast. I think if another infestation happens, I'll still use this collar, on the non-allergic cat only. I'm still looking for solutions for the other one.

This is the solution for our long haired cat! Cash is a part indoor /outdoor cat and we have alot of wilderness around, including a creek in the back, deer, etc. This is the 2nd season we're using this collar and he's been tick free. We used to take out a few ticks a week. We did try 2 more expensive brands that didn't work. Don't listen to the negative reviews, try this.

My cats had fleas after we had a stray come in and have her kittens. We tried flea pills we tried drops. We tried bombing our house. These flea collars are the only thing that got the fleas gone off of my cats. And crazily enough the flea bombs that actually worked were the Raid ones from Walmart and not the very expensive ones from the tractor supply store. Just saying, Zodiac flea collars and Raid Flea bombs are the way to go. Just be careful with the bombs read the instructions and make sure that your cats are nowhere in the area of the bombs preferably not in the house at all. I used lots of tape and towels to stuff up doorways and seal everything to do my house a room at a time. Also turn off your air conditioner and unplug any appliances in the room your bombing. It’s a long, hard fight, but it can be won.

seems tobe a good collar for my long hair cat. Still getting a few fleas, but less. I also use a monthly deflea med.