The Dr. Mercola Flea & Tick Collar for Cats receives mostly negative reviews, with many users reporting that the collar does not work as intended and breaks easily.
Skin irritation and hair loss reported in cats
Prevention: Consider alternative flea and tick control methods
Some users appreciate that the collar uses natural ingredients.
Many users report that the collar does not repel fleas and ticks effectively.
The collar frequently breaks or tears easily.
Some cats experienced skin irritation and hair loss after wearing the collar.
Factors: poor construction
Many users report that it is not effective in repelling fleas and ticks.
The collar is frequently reported to break or tear easily.
Some users report skin irritation and hair loss in their cats.
"If you don't want to expose yourself and your special friend to chemicals, then this flea collar is exactly what you both need!"
"Totally useless and will never buy again. I believe in natural products but these do not work."
Due to its poor performance and durability issues, it is recommended to consider alternative flea and tick control products.
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