Beaphar Cat Flea Collar Velvet Black, Red or Blue

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The flea collar will become effective from the moment it is fitted to the pet. It will begin to kill fleas immediately, however

A Bells can be easily removed from the soft felt collar by simply threading it along the collar. The bell is supplied separately with the plastic collars, so you can choose whether to fit it or not. The risks aren’t new. In 2014 the Veterinary Medicines Directorate warned cat owners against using some permethrin products, prompting major pet healthcare brand Bob Martin to remove their flea collars containing permethrin from sale. Amanda from Mold bought a Beaphar flea collar for her 5-month-old cat Tiffany from a high street store.or Beaphar Extra Long Lasting Household Flea Spray, to treat carpets and soft furnishings in all rooms that the pet it may take several days for the active ingredient to spread throughout the whole coat. Once fitted, the collars Beaphar soft cat flea collars are veterinary medicines authorised by the government agency, the Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD). This means they are subject to the same level of scrutiny and approvals as all veterinary medicines.” not wear a flea collar. If a spot-on, or other insecticidal treatment, has been used, may be possible to put the

of skin irritation, or signs of drowsiness, listlessness, or respiratory difficulties soon after fitting the collar, A No, your flea collar should still remain effective if your cat goes outside. The active ingredient is bound within the substance of the collar and, under normal weather conditions, should not be affected.

There were no warnings about the permethrin, but the collar did say do not let your animal chew. That's never gonna happen. Cats will do what they like.” Flea Collars are fully licensed veterinary medicines. This means that it is not just Beaphar saying they are safe Beaphar flea collars for cats are designed to be worn all the time, with a few exceptions: Cats under 12 weeks old (soft Permethrin is a flea deterrent and the active ingredient in Beaphar collars sold on the high street. But it’s also toxic to cats in high doses, or if ingested .