Oimmal Cat Flea & tick collar (yellow+green)

Description

The Adjustable Insect Prevention Collar for Cats is designed to support skin and coat health while helping create an unfavorable environment for insects. Infused with carefully selected natural ingredients, this lightweight and waterproof collar provides long-lasting support for everyday use.

With an adjustable length of 48cm, the collar is flexible and fits most cats comfortably. It can be worn alongside a regular collar, offering a mess-free, easy-to-use solution for pet owners.  The recommended period of use of one collar is 4-6 months. (4 pcs in a package)

Key Features:

• Supports Skin & Coat Health – Helps maintain a clean and comfortable coat.
• Creates an Unfavorable Environment for Insects – Designed for continuous use.
• Adjustable & Waterproof – One-size-fits-most with a flexible 48cm length.
• Lightweight & Comfortable – Stress-free wear for all cat breeds.
• Mess-Free & Easy to Use – Adjustable design for a secure and comfortable fit.
• Pack of 4 Collars The recommended period of use of one collar is 4-6 months. (4 pcs in a package)

How to Use:

1. Stretch the collar to activate its properties before placing it on your cat.
2. Adjust the fit so that two fingers can fit comfortably between the collar and your cat’s neck.
3. Trim off any excess length, leaving 2-3 inches for further adjustments if needed.

The recommended period of use of one collar is 4-6 months. (4 pcs in a package)

Important Notes:

• This product is a pet accessory and does not replace veterinary flea & tick treatments.
• Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent infestations.
• Monitor your pet for any signs of skin sensitivity.
• Keep out of reach of children.

Product Details:

Pack Includes: 4 Adjustable Collars. The recommended period of use of one collar is 4-6 months. (4 pcs in a package)
Unit Length: 48 cm
Colors: Yellow + Green
Waterproof & Adjustable Fit

Spays and Collars don’t provide 100% protection.  Please be vigilant and check your pet for ticks regularly.
Contact Emergency Vet if tick bite is suspected.