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  • Plant-based repellent, No Synthetic-Based Pesticides, Cruelty Free.
  • Effective up to 4 months on Fleas & Ticks.
  • Proven safe and effective for cats when used as directed.
  • Additional safety measure: Breakaway safety system.
  • Does not contain any Phthalate or PVCs.
  • Made in the USA in a Recyclable FSC certified printed box.
  • Waterproof.

Alzoo Plant-Based Flea & Tick Collar for Cats

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  • Plant-based repellent, No Synthetic-Based Pesticides, Cruelty Free.
  • Effective up to 4 months on Fleas & Ticks.
  • Proven safe and effective for cats when used as directed.
  • Additional safety measure: Breakaway safety system.
  • Does not contain any Phthalate or PVCs.
  • Made in the USA in a Recyclable FSC certified printed box.
  • Waterproof.
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About this product
1. Do Flea and Tick Collars Work for Cats?
Answer
There are flea and tick collars made especially for cats. When looking for one for your cat, make sure you get one designed for cats. Bear in mind that a flea and tick collar intended for dogs can be toxic for your cats. Dog collars have ingredients like amitraz and permethrin, which are harmful to cats. Additionally, make sure to look for the one with an insect growth regulator ( IGR), which kills the eggs and larvae. Once you have brought a collar, test it on your cat to see how it reacts to the collar. Watch for any skin reactions and consult your veterinarian in case you see anything abnormal.
2. What Do Vets Recommend For Fleas on Cats?
Answer
The most effective approach to flea control is a three-step method involving treatment of the year, the house, and the cat. However, modern tick and flea control medications have evolved, and the cleaning of the premises is hardly required, especially in the case of an indoor cat. The most common products recommended by veterinarians for flea treatment in cats include Capstar, Comfortis, and Program. For collars, products like Alzoo flea and tick collar reviews are impressive. Seresto is also recommended as it has a sustained release formulation of imidacloprid, a flea killing compound. Used in combination with flumethrin, it kills ticks and fleas for eight months.
3. Which Is Better Flea Collar or Drops for Cats?
Answer
There are several options for flea treatments in pets, including flea collars, spot-on treatments, shampoos, tablets, and flea spray. However, the most common practice remains the flea collars or pipetting flea drops on your pet. Flea collars are straightforward to use and effective for months. However, one of the drawbacks of a flea collar is that it is primarily contained in your pet's upper torso and neck region and is not fully effective in full coverage. In this sense, Flea drops are better for cats since you can pipette a few drops around the neck and a few drops in the tail region for full coverage.
4. Do Indoor Cats Need a Flea Collar?
Answer
The short answer to this question is yes. It doesn't matter whether your cat is an indoor or outdoor cat. If there's direct or indirect exposure to the outdoors, your feline friend is at the risk of picking up fleas. This could be through any number of reasons, another cat or dog in the family that goes out, sunbathing in the backyard or sorts, your cat will be exposed to fleas. In more rare cases, even humans who have been in flea-infested areas. Moreover, if you have just moved into a new house and the previous owner had a pet with a flea infestation, there might be dormant protected cocoons that might break free upon sensing the cat in the house. This is the long and short of how even an indoor cat can get fleas, which is why it's pretty essential to have a flea collar or primary flea treatment in place even for your indoor cats when you suspect they might contract fleas for any reason mentioned above.
5. What Kills Fleas on Cats Instantly?
Answer
Several medications in the market can get rid of fleas as fast as 30 minutes. Oral pills like nitenpyram and spinosad are fast-acting medications that get rid of adult fleas and work quickly even before they start laying eggs. A female flea can lay up to 50 eggs in a day, and it's imperative to get a fast-acting medication that will avoid a full-blown flea infestation. Look for active ingredients and brands like fipronil, imidacloprid, selamectin, and fluralaner. A good flea collar with flumethrin and imidacloprid also serves the purpose very well.
6. What Is Safest Flea Treatment for Cats?
Answer
No two pets or cats are the same; therefore, several considerations come into account when choosing a safe flea treatment. These considerations can be broadly classified into age, breed, health history, lifestyle, and residence. These factors are usually taken into account by the vet to recommend a safe flea treatment. Look at the product label to figure out the suitable age range, breed of your cat, coat type, any ongoing medication or treatment, exposure to outdoors, and if your area of residence has a severe flea infestation. Treatment options like Alzoo flea collars, Frontline Plus, Trifexis and Bravecto are some of the most recommended safe flea treatments.
7. Can Flea Collars Make Cats Sick?
Answer
While flea collars are one of the most effective and safest flea treatment methods, it comes with a hidden hazard. Usually, flea collars contact an active ingredient called pyrethrin, which is very effective in flea removal but toxic for cats. In case your cat chews on the collar or ingest this ingredient in some way or another, it may cause GI tract issues or severe damage to your central nervous system or heart.

What is Alzoo Plant-Based Flea & Tick Collar for Cats?

Alzoo™ collars protect your cat against external parasites efficiently and for the long-term: Fleas, Ticks, Mosquitoes.

Suitable for:

Cats (4 months & older.)

Benefits:

  • Plant-based repellent, No Synthetic-Based Pesticides, Cruelty Free.
  • Effective up to 4 months on Fleas & Ticks.
  • Proven safe and effective for cats when used as directed.
  • Additional safety measure: Breakaway safety system.
  • Does not contain any Phthalate or PVCs.
  • Made in the USA in a Recyclable FSC certified printed box.
  • Waterproof.

How does Alzoo Plant-Based Flea & Tick Collar for Cats work?

The Alzoo™ Flea & Tick Collar utilizes plant-based active ingredients to effectively repels fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes and help prevent pest bites.

Caution:

Keep out of reach of children. Could cause slight eye and skin irritation. Keep away from heat. Avoid contact with eyes and clothes. Wash hands with soap after application. Do not use it on kittens under 4 months old. Contains essential oils; in rare cases, may cause allergic reactions. If allergy occurs, stop using these types of products. Store at ambient temperature. Disposal: After use, dispose of products according to local waste regulations.

How should I store this product?

Store in a cool, dry place.

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Alzoo Plant-Based Flea & Tick Collar for Cats Directions:

  • Remove from collar pouch and unroll it.
  • Remove inner piece and fasten collar around cat's neck.
  • Correct fitting allows two fingers to be comfortably inserted between collar and neck.
  • Any excess length of collar beyond the buckle should be cut off.
  • Collar is waterproof and does not need to be removed when bathing your pet.
  • Replace collar every 4 months for maximum protection.
  • Do not use this collar to attach to or hold the cat.
Tip:

To ensure continuous protection, replace the Alzoo Flea & Tick Collar monthly, especially during peak flea and tick season.

Alzoo Plant-Based Flea & Tick Collar for Cats Ingredients:

Active ingredients
Cedarwood Oil, and Peppermint Oil
Product Details
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What is Alzoo Plant-Based Flea & Tick Collar for Cats?

Alzoo™ collars protect your cat against external parasites efficiently and for the long-term: Fleas, Ticks, Mosquitoes.

Suitable for:

Cats (4 months & older.)

Benefits:

  • Plant-based repellent, No Synthetic-Based Pesticides, Cruelty Free.
  • Effective up to 4 months on Fleas & Ticks.
  • Proven safe and effective for cats when used as directed.
  • Additional safety measure: Breakaway safety system.
  • Does not contain any Phthalate or PVCs.
  • Made in the USA in a Recyclable FSC certified printed box.
  • Waterproof.

How does Alzoo Plant-Based Flea & Tick Collar for Cats work?

The Alzoo™ Flea & Tick Collar utilizes plant-based active ingredients to effectively repels fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes and help prevent pest bites.

Caution:

Keep out of reach of children. Could cause slight eye and skin irritation. Keep away from heat. Avoid contact with eyes and clothes. Wash hands with soap after application. Do not use it on kittens under 4 months old. Contains essential oils; in rare cases, may cause allergic reactions. If allergy occurs, stop using these types of products. Store at ambient temperature. Disposal: After use, dispose of products according to local waste regulations.

How should I store this product?

Store in a cool, dry place.

See more
How to use
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Alzoo Plant-Based Flea & Tick Collar for Cats Directions:

  • Remove from collar pouch and unroll it.
  • Remove inner piece and fasten collar around cat's neck.
  • Correct fitting allows two fingers to be comfortably inserted between collar and neck.
  • Any excess length of collar beyond the buckle should be cut off.
  • Collar is waterproof and does not need to be removed when bathing your pet.
  • Replace collar every 4 months for maximum protection.
  • Do not use this collar to attach to or hold the cat.
Tip:

To ensure continuous protection, replace the Alzoo Flea & Tick Collar monthly, especially during peak flea and tick season.

Ingredients
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Alzoo Plant-Based Flea & Tick Collar for Cats Ingredients:

Active ingredients
Cedarwood Oil, and Peppermint Oil
1. Do Flea and Tick Collars Work for Cats?
Answer
There are flea and tick collars made especially for cats. When looking for one for your cat, make sure you get one designed for cats. Bear in mind that a flea and tick collar intended for dogs can be toxic for your cats. Dog collars have ingredients like amitraz and permethrin, which are harmful to cats. Additionally, make sure to look for the one with an insect growth regulator ( IGR), which kills the eggs and larvae. Once you have brought a collar, test it on your cat to see how it reacts to the collar. Watch for any skin reactions and consult your veterinarian in case you see anything abnormal.
2. What Do Vets Recommend For Fleas on Cats?
Answer
The most effective approach to flea control is a three-step method involving treatment of the year, the house, and the cat. However, modern tick and flea control medications have evolved, and the cleaning of the premises is hardly required, especially in the case of an indoor cat. The most common products recommended by veterinarians for flea treatment in cats include Capstar, Comfortis, and Program. For collars, products like Alzoo flea and tick collar reviews are impressive. Seresto is also recommended as it has a sustained release formulation of imidacloprid, a flea killing compound. Used in combination with flumethrin, it kills ticks and fleas for eight months.
3. Which Is Better Flea Collar or Drops for Cats?
Answer
There are several options for flea treatments in pets, including flea collars, spot-on treatments, shampoos, tablets, and flea spray. However, the most common practice remains the flea collars or pipetting flea drops on your pet. Flea collars are straightforward to use and effective for months. However, one of the drawbacks of a flea collar is that it is primarily contained in your pet's upper torso and neck region and is not fully effective in full coverage. In this sense, Flea drops are better for cats since you can pipette a few drops around the neck and a few drops in the tail region for full coverage.
4. Do Indoor Cats Need a Flea Collar?
Answer
The short answer to this question is yes. It doesn't matter whether your cat is an indoor or outdoor cat. If there's direct or indirect exposure to the outdoors, your feline friend is at the risk of picking up fleas. This could be through any number of reasons, another cat or dog in the family that goes out, sunbathing in the backyard or sorts, your cat will be exposed to fleas. In more rare cases, even humans who have been in flea-infested areas. Moreover, if you have just moved into a new house and the previous owner had a pet with a flea infestation, there might be dormant protected cocoons that might break free upon sensing the cat in the house. This is the long and short of how even an indoor cat can get fleas, which is why it's pretty essential to have a flea collar or primary flea treatment in place even for your indoor cats when you suspect they might contract fleas for any reason mentioned above.
5. What Kills Fleas on Cats Instantly?
Answer
Several medications in the market can get rid of fleas as fast as 30 minutes. Oral pills like nitenpyram and spinosad are fast-acting medications that get rid of adult fleas and work quickly even before they start laying eggs. A female flea can lay up to 50 eggs in a day, and it's imperative to get a fast-acting medication that will avoid a full-blown flea infestation. Look for active ingredients and brands like fipronil, imidacloprid, selamectin, and fluralaner. A good flea collar with flumethrin and imidacloprid also serves the purpose very well.
6. What Is Safest Flea Treatment for Cats?
Answer
No two pets or cats are the same; therefore, several considerations come into account when choosing a safe flea treatment. These considerations can be broadly classified into age, breed, health history, lifestyle, and residence. These factors are usually taken into account by the vet to recommend a safe flea treatment. Look at the product label to figure out the suitable age range, breed of your cat, coat type, any ongoing medication or treatment, exposure to outdoors, and if your area of residence has a severe flea infestation. Treatment options like Alzoo flea collars, Frontline Plus, Trifexis and Bravecto are some of the most recommended safe flea treatments.
7. Can Flea Collars Make Cats Sick?
Answer
While flea collars are one of the most effective and safest flea treatment methods, it comes with a hidden hazard. Usually, flea collars contact an active ingredient called pyrethrin, which is very effective in flea removal but toxic for cats. In case your cat chews on the collar or ingest this ingredient in some way or another, it may cause GI tract issues or severe damage to your central nervous system or heart.
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