Rechargeable Shock Collar for Small Dogs & Cats: Effective Remote Training Collar with Waterproof Design and 1000Ft Range Review

I have a 10 lb shorky who would bark endlessly whenever anyone walked by the house. I have this small dog shock collar to stop him from barking. The collar fits perfectly and doesn't seem to make him uncomfortable to wear. After wearing this collar for a few days it now stops barking on vibrate mode which I rarely need. use shock mode. It usually stops when I pick up the remote control. Highly recommended.

At first I thought the product was great. I have 2 cats and all I had to do was use vibration to get them to stop. I then removed the collar after a few days of wearing, my 1 year old had 2 rounds of rubbed raw skin and rubbed his fur. My older cat was fine so I thought everything was fine. Unfortunately I won't wear them again. I took them off when I went to work lest their skin rip, but the collar still did with my smaller one. Really love the product but make sure you keep an eye on any…

I got this collar because my cat is overwhelmed with grooming and the sound of her tongue spanking all the hairballs and tidying up finally got to me came. Most of the time it works well, the vibration strength on level 3 is enough to distract her from over grooming. The battery life is also very good as it can last for several days on a single charge. (Each night before bed, I remove the collar and turn off the power). However, there is one fatal flaw that sometimes renders the product…

Let me start by saying that by no means was this our first choice, it was our last resort. Our cats have a lot to scratch, but one in particular insists on our chairs, has punched holes in several window grilles and dug a hole in the drywall next to her tray. We've tried scolding, bottle spraying, super soaking, cat capping, etc. We really hoped this would work for us. The problem cat did not respond to the beep, barely any vibration after the first time, and no shock of any magnitude at all…

We bought this for a cat we adopted about 8 months ago. She's the cutest in the world and built like a tank (about 25 pounds; we think she's half Maine Coon) but she will literally start screaming when we're not in the room with her. She will snuggle with us when we go to bed, but between 2am and 5am she will leave the bedroom, walk around the corner and spend the next few hours just crying. We've tried just about everything from pheromones, putting her in a room with a closed door, putting her