Flea Collar For Cats By DEWEL™ PRO - The best and safest cat flea collar

I’ve used this flea cat collar made of natural ingredients from Dewel pro three times so far and it works wonders. But let me start with a story:

Back in 2017 around Memorial Day I found a beautiful calico kitten. I just had to have her so I caught her and gave her a bath. But I didn’t bathe her well so we ended up with a flea problem. I already had another cat but I never used flea treatment products on him because he never went outside.

In no time both cats had a flea problem and there were so many fleas they were starting to bite us. It was so bad when you stepped on our porch you walked away with fleas.

So I knew I had to start at the problem. We went to a pet store and they suggested we buy this product. It was pricey but for 8 months protection it made sense, so we got two and some flea killing spray.

After getting the collars on the cats and spraying like crazy the flea problem went away in a little under two weeks.

If this product didn’t do its job effectively then we would have still had a flea problem. Even now it still works and I went and found ANOTHER kitten (this one I bathed well also FYI dawn soap is a good flea killer) and if I missed a flea we would have a flea problem but everything is fine and I love these flea collars

Once upon a time there was a discontinued flea collars that both my cat and dog loved to wear, smelled good, and helped us defeat the horrific war on fleas in '14. Alas, my dog has passed on to the next world, and with him, apparently that collar type as well. My cat still needed protection though, and since she's grown up as chemical free (like flea poisons on or around the skin) as possible, I've tried to find a natural replacement for that collar.

This was our second try, the first one (which I can't remember otherwise I'd warn people away from it) left open sores on her neck after only twelve hours of wear. She is an indoor cat, except for the winter because she likes to play in the snow, and when we travel with her. The tiny vampires are jumpers, so I try not to take any risk. This natural flea collar smells good, and works exceptionally for her.

She's a DLH, and black, so it's hard to find fleas on her during the season, but she's not had any itching or scabs on her since we put it on her eight months ago. It's even worked for the move to the country, previously she's been living in a city, but these country fleas are something else. Huge too.

My mum made sure to give her cats flea medicine (they've grown up on the pill) weeks before we arrived, and they're all flea free with access to the outdoors via screened in windows. I'd say the collar is worth it, if it works for your cat. Mine is terrified of the outside unless there is snow on the ground, so I don't really have to worry about her getting out and covering herself in fleas and ticks during the seasons for them.

This might also work if you've got an outdoor/indoor baby, but do what you can to make them happy. This makes her happy, so I'll keep buying them from dewel pro until they get discontinued for whatever reason.

Cats are mammals and all mammals have complex biology and the needs and reactions of different individuals can vary greatly. Some people are allergic to some lotions, some medications fall short for some people and some do for others. 2 years ago I had a horrible flea problem in my house with my two cats. It was really bad, particularly because one of my lovely cats is allergic to flea bites and was in real trouble because of it. I tried all sorts of things, carpet powders, all natural sprays, frontline, I constantly vacuumed and cleaned sheets, put out flea traps etc.

fleas and ticks were a problem for maybe about 6 months. My cats are outdoors cats so it was extremely important for me to find a solution. Then, on a recommendation from a friend I bought each of my cats a natural collar and the problem seemed to go away. My biggest fear was that, with outdoor cats, a collar might, as some do, get caught and strangle or injure the cats, but in the years that I have been using these collars nothing like that has happened.

One time one of my cats came home without it, it appeared to have snapped off and I got my backup and everything was good. So I highly recommend this flea cat collar and it may have been the greatest influence in my flea problem. Luckily I have not had a returned flea problem, despite being in the same area that often has a high fleas and ticks alert in the summers.

Animals like cats, that have a vast degree of genetic diversity, particularly as a result of excessive varied breeding, will differ greatly individually. So, it is important when you choose any product for an animal, especially a product that involves chemicals and the health of the animal, that you think a lot about that individual, you try several things, and you watch them carefully for how they respond.

My husband and I have had a really good experience with these natural flea collars from Dewel pro. We've ordered them for all 5 of our cats. Part of our basement has a dirt crawl space and there is standing water on occasion even with the humidifier running 24/7.

We do manage our dog with his own drops, and he does bring various bugs into the house from our yard. The cats don't seem to mind the collars. They've had no irritation and have even chewed on them with no reaction.

There's gapping in our outside door to the basement, off the side of our patio. There are plenty of ways for unwanted insects to enter the house, and the most we've had to battle has been ants. I have to assume that everything is fine, so yeah, I'd definitely recommend these collars as an effective, budget-friendly natural solution.

I just received these a couple days ago. They don't stink like the others I've had. I have three cats and they don't fight me putting these natural flea collars on them. However, I can't say how well they work yet. I'll re-review after enough time has passed to tell how well they work. Well it's been a couple months since purchasing these natural cat flea collars and I am now very pleased with Dewel Pro Guard Flea and Tick collars. They work great so far and I'd recommend to anyone to try these. They won't regret their purchase, and they are so much cheaper then the big brands that are out there, and safer for your pet too!

After finding fleas in one of my 4 cats & freaked out. I can’t afford to take all of them to the vet & get the expensive prescription flea collars. I also heard & read so many bad reviews & horror stories about many of the other collars. I have 2 senior cats & didn’t want to lose them from flea treatment. It’s been 3+ weeks from putting the natural collars on all 4 cats. 3 are completely flea free. One still has some flea dust & a handful of live fleas. I attribute that to her being unfriendly so combing her or putting coconut oil on her has been much less than the others. I love natural options & tend to look for them for my own products so why not my pets!
Thanks a lot dewel pro!!!

I don’t normally review but I’m so glad I've came across this amazing natural collar. I’ve never lived in a part of the country where there were ticks and fleas. My cat become lethargic, was constantly scratching himself and would hide away through out the day. I tried a seresto flea collars and it made him so sick I thought I would lose him.

I took that collar off and had now idea how to help him. I've came across this natural collar form dewel pro on google and he is back to himself within 3-4 days, eating more, running and playing. Those fleas were draining my poor babe! So glad he is better now!