🐶 Hartz UltraGuard Flea & Tick Collar for Dogs and Puppies -- 7 Months Protection, White, Up to 15-Inch Neck Size Review

I prefer flea and tick collars and many collars are expensive. I found this on the web and got great results. It takes a long time. Since my puppy is still growing, I have already bought a new collar. I don't mind as the price is so affordable. There aren't many collars out there that indicate they are safe for puppies.

Terrible product please if you really love pets its poison. Put it on my 9 week old puppy and the next day his voice got hoarse and he developed a bad cough. I took it off and after 2 hours I came to my senses. Trust me I'm honest in my reviews and I love my dogs. Follow us on Instagram Havoc_N_Khaos, we are happy if you like our photos and videos.

We recently added a new puppy to our family and the puppies cannot get flea treatment right away but our puppy had fleas so I bought this collar. I noticed that this reduced the number of fleas and he bit himself less. It didn't kill the fleas completely but definitely helped while we waited for him to be safe to take stricter flea prevention measures as he grew.

Does not work at all. All but one of the puppies in the litter had a Hartz flea collar. He had a TSC Zodiac. Five to five Hartz collared puppies had horrible fleas within a week. The pup with the Zodiac collar didn't have them. The vet recommended Parastar Plus. We bought this and used it on five puppies that had fleas. All fleas were gone within 36 hours. Hartz collars were a waste of time and money.

Absolutely nothing I dislike about these flea collars. I have 5 Boston Terriers and they all wear them. I use a puppy collar for her. I don't leave my dogs outside all the time, running in tall grass etc. They do the job I need them to do. They don't seem to last the full 7 months but that doesn't bother me. I change them all at the same time when they need it. Never had a problem with them, unlike one of the expensive collars that burned and scratched the neck of one of my dogs (used the right

I have been using a topical flea/tick treatment on my dog for a number of years. We live in areas where my dog is mostly a couch potato and likes to be at home, but the fleas love to crawl on it. Fleas have been landing on her lately and laying eggs, but they died and I combed them out of their fur. She was still very itchy and it just wasn't working for us. A friend suggested changing brands or methods because dogs can get used to it and we've had this collar for 10 days now and she's doing…

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