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Our product is one size fits all. The total length is around 62cm/24.40 inches. You can use a pair of scissors to cut off any excess as you require.

The DEWELPRO collar is a healthy alternative to collars and drops containing pesticides.

According to CBC Marketplace, over 2,000 pets have died in the US since 2008 because of exposure to noxious flea and tick treatments.

Marketplace found that pesticides were present in almost all collars and drops marketed as flea killers for cats.

Toxic substances in these collars are easily spread around your living space by pets.

Pesticides that kill fleas are clearly not healthy for pets. Equally disturbing is the finding that these contaminants may also be toxic for humans.

A growing body of evidence suggests that collars containing pesticides pose a serious danger for small children.

This appears to be true even at very low levels of exposure.Unlike our competitors, the DEWELPRO flea collar contains only natural ingredients with no harmful chemicals or pesticides.

DEWELPRO neutralizes parasites by scrambling their sensory systems and disabling them.

Here is what the collar contains:

Lemon eucalyptus oil is an antimicrobial agent and a natural insect repellent. It also soothes skin conditions and has a fresh scent

Citronella oil helps to keep your cat's skin healthy and clean.

Cedarwood oil kills and deters fleas. It increases your cat's blood circulation and helps to heal flea-induced dermatitis.

Lavender oil is an antibacterial and anti-itch oil. It promotes healing while relaxing the central nervous system. Here are the proportions of ingredients contained in the DEWELPRO flea and tick collar:

DEWELPRO flea and tick collar use 100% organic ingredients. Unlike chemical-filled collars and treatments that kill parasites using harmful toxins, our collars rely on natural ingredients to keep fleas and ticks at bay by paralyzing their senses with no Allergic reactions, itchy rashes, or Irritated Skin.

That’s because we just won’t go near toxins! We’re obsessed with the products we stock. We research every ingredient.

Ingredients like citronella oil and cedarwood essential oil act as natural repellents while also increasing circulation and nourishing skin.

Lemon eucalyptus and lavender provide antibacterial and antimicrobial properties that protect pets while healing and nourishing the skin.

Both humans and pets never have to worry about the skin rashes, allergic reactions, or neurological effects that are so commonly linked to traditional flea and tick treatments!

DEWELPRO flea collars are made in china, to keep the price as low and affordable as possible to our precious customers we source our product from overseas and pass along the savings to you, most of our customers have more than 3 fur babies, and they can't afford $70+ for one flea collar made from 100% organic ingredients and manufactured here in the United States, this is why we've tried to bring the best of both worlds.

Also, we have thousands of happy customers worldwide that have used the exact same collar with the exact same organic formula used for over 6000 years to kill and repel fleas and ticks with no side effects.

You have absolutely nothing to worry about, it's completely safe for your pet and the environment.

It's also very important to mention that some of the world's best quality brands are made in China (Apple for example) and we are so confident that our natural flea collar will keep your beloved pet Flea & Tick FREE with zero side effects this is why you have 90 days to put us to test if, for any reason or no reason at all you are not 100% satisfied, you'll receive a full refund & don't worry we'll still be friends.

Yes! There is no problem to put on and remove the collar as many times as you like.

Absolutely! Although submerging in water for long periods will reduce performance. We'd recommend removing the collar before your dog swims or bathes.

Starting from 6 weeks old, your puppy can wear his DEWEL™ PRO collar to protect him against fleas & ticks.

The ingredients are active for 8 months, at which point you should invest in a replacement.

Here are the top reasons why your DEWEL™ flea collar may not appear to be working:

1. Your pet has only just started wearing the DEWEL™ collar
2. Your pet already has ticks & fleas
3. Other pets are re-infesting your home
4. Your pet isn’t wearing their collar continuously
5. Your pet swims or is bathed a lot

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Fleas rise to the top of your pet's coat as they die, so consider it a triumph if you start seeing more fleas at first, after treating your pet. If you’re still seeing fleas after application, it may be because your pet has picked up new fleas from the environment, which may include other pets, surfaces, and outdoor areas. It may take up to 45 days to break the entire flea life cycle. Additionally, you should also treat sources of new fleas (i.e., carpet, yard, etc.) to ensure complete flea control. They are more than 2,200 kinds of fleas and adult female fleas are capable of laying as many as 50 eggs per day and live up to 100 days in the soft, warm fur of the pet. This is why if flea infestation is so strong, the lifespan of the collar can be reduced drastically, and you will need to invest in a replacement every month until the flea cycle breaks and they disappear for good.

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NO. PLEASE Use only on dogs or cats depends on the collar. Do not let children play with this collar.

When you're looking for flea prevention for your dog, you might be wondering: do vets recommend flea collars? The answer is a resounding "yes." While these devices are a great option, there are some things to consider first. The first thing to consider is the type of dog you have. Are they susceptible to ticks or fleas? Will these products cause health problems? All dogs are different. You also need to know that counterfeit versions of these products can have side effects.

Some pet parents have reported that flea collars don't work well in preventing infestations. They need to treat their dogs with topical treatments or shampoos to completely remove the fleas. While they're a convenient way to prevent fleas, they can also irritate a dog's skin. In addition, flea collars may contain chemicals that are toxic to your dog's system. Unless you've talked to a veterinarian before using a flea collar, it's a good idea to ask.One way to prevent fleas is by treating your dog with a natural flea collar ex: (DEWEL™ PRO Collar) .

These products have less risky side effects, but they can't prevent an infestation from occurring in the first place. You should always use a safe, natural treatment when you have an infestation to prevent it from escalating. If you have a history of allergies to certain chemicals, you should consult your vet before you buy flea collars.

What makes flea and tick collars for dogs better than other options? While there are several remedies for fleas and ticks out there, most simply don't stack up to collars. Oral flea and tick medications can require once-monthly or daily dosages that cannot be missed. This is very hard to keep track of for dog owners. On-the-spot topical treatments are also available. Unfortunately, these often require a messy, smelly application process that involves holding a dog down to get creams, oils or ointments in just the right spots. Topical options can also rub off a dog's fur quite easily. That means that we can never really have confidence that an ointment that promises to keep parasites away is doing its job. Of course, applying flea and tick ointments on our dogs means that we're touching and breathing in some potentially harmful chemicals and toxins during the process.

The most disappointing part of all is that many topical flea and tick medications only protect pets for up to a month. That means that they must be reapplied every few weeks without any gaps to ensure constant protection. By contrast, collars remain effective for up to eight months at a time without any maintenance! A dog collar is simply an easier, more effective option for keeping dogs safe from fleas and ticks than anything else available on the market.

A flea collar for dogs is simply a medicated collar that dogs wear around the clock to ward off fleas and ticks. Fleas collars actually prevent fleas and ticks from bothering dogs in two ways. The first is to act as a repellent that actually makes your dog unattractive to these creatures that would normally "hop on" for a meal. The second way is by actually killing fleas and ticks that aren't deterred by the repellant if they do jump on a dog. Here's a look at the benefits to flea and tick collars for dogs:

#1- Very inexpensive (as low as $2.49 per month).
#2- Easy to use.
#3- Nearly zero maintenance!
#4- No need to visit a vet to begin using flea and tick collars for dogs.
#5- Both kills and repels for a dual-pronged defense.
#6- Long-lasting, around-the-clock protection.
#7- Very comfortable and unobtrusive for dogs.
#8- Effective against all types of parasites that commonly go after dogs.

Check out this article How To Get Rid of Fleas on Dogs (COMPLETE GUIDE)

Over 150,000 dogs and cats die every year because of fleas and ticks. Fleas are tiny blood-sucking insects that can turn an apex predator cat into an itchy mess. The only way to restore your fur baby to health is to get rid of the fleas. The longer you wait, the worse it will get.Fleas don't just bite a few times and leave. Instead, they take up residence on your cat's body where they quickly get on with the business of reproduction. If nothing is done to stop them, they will continue to multiply and live happily ever after nourished by the blood of your cat.Hosting a flea population is unpleasant enough for a cat. However, fleas can cause serious illnesses that could potentially result in death. Flea bites are horribly itchy. When a flea-bitten cat starts to scratch, its sharp claws can create wounds that get infected. If a cat is allergic, it can quickly develop open sores caused by scratching. These kitties can develop crusty reddish bumps on their thighs, lower back, tummy, head and neck. To make matters worse, fleas can carry infectious agents like tapeworm. Kittens are especially vulnerable to flea infestations. They can easily get anemia from all the blood sucking. Fleas don't actually bite. Rather, they inject their proboscis into a blood vessel and suck until satisfied.

It's that time of year again, and your pet is scratching at himself. You check him over but can't see any evidence of fleas or ticks on his fur. What could be causing the itching? Where do fleas come from? Flea eggs hatch in moist environments like mud puddles, so you may not have to worry about them if you live in a dry climate. However, if you've recently gone on vacation anywhere with higher humidity than usual it's possible that those pesky little buggers are still hanging around your home. To make sure your furry friends are safe and sound this summer, we recommend giving them a nice bath with some natural shampoo for pets as well as treating their environment for fleas

#1- It should fit snugly and make contact with the skin

#2- Make it's sure the dog cannot remove it

#3- Follow the two-finger rules to keep your dog easy

#4- Always cut off the addition length

#5- Dispose off cut off pieces carefully and do not allow to fall it in the hand of kids

#6-Change the collar after 5-8 months when it becomes ineffective

A recent study found that nearly half of all U.S. pet owners have their pets insured, and the number is growing every year. Though vet bills can be expensive, they pale in comparison to the cost of treating a serious illness or injury. That's why MarketWatch put together this list of the 9 best pet insurance companies and plans. So that no matter what breed of dog you own, you can find a policy that fits your needs and budget.

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