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I'm a little miffed... my wife bought these cat collars for my casts and they were not cheap. She paid $15 each + shipping $7

Apparently they are all natural flea & tick collar containing lemon grass, eucalyptus oil and peppermint.

You guys be the judge.. is she nuts?

i personally wouldn't, the cost of the collars themselves arent that bad at all, and if u cant the same kind local you have to pay shipping

Nuts is my vote

shes crazy, try and stop her before this happens!

too late she already did ... which is why I am miffed...

That sounds perfectly sane compared to what my hubby wants to buy...
http://www.sportsmemorabilia.com/sports ... diens.html
Seriously, WTF????

LOL!! traitor!!!

anyway .. I asked her about it and her reasoning was that flea collars here make the cats sick (Hartz) and that is the only brand we can get.

So .. she went the way of "all natural".. The cat's don't mind it as of yet.

Dude I love the toaster, maybe not the team or sport for that matter but thats a really cool idea

I would never ever ever pay for the collars...................................... but that toaster will be in my house as soon as I get the extra cash

Why do you need a flea collar anyways? Yuck, those chemicals then get all over your hands all the time.

OMG, you guys are supposed to be on MY SIDE!!!!!

Bcummings8521 wrote:I would never ever ever pay for the collars...................................... but that toaster will be in my house as soon as I get the extra cash

ROFL

of course they dont have the toaster in GA bulldogs

Well, I know that I think those collars are cute.
Hartz and the drip-on flea medications will actually cause my cat to lose hair within 24 hours. (Bare neck cat, or spots/line down her back).

If the collar is all natural, and contains things that won't cause her to lose hair.... I'd probably pay it. Lord knows she escapes every now and again and has brought fleas back with her twice now.

Ohyouknow wrote:Well, I know that I think those collars are cute.
Hartz and the drip-on flea medications will actually cause my cat to lose hair within 24 hours. (Bare neck cat, or spots/line down her back).

If the collar is all natural, and contains things that won't cause her to lose hair.... I'd probably pay it. Lord knows she escapes every now and again and has brought fleas back with her twice now.

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure - because treating my whole house, as well as going to the vet to get her the shot to kill the fleas, with the follow up pill (for just her alone) would cost WAY more than the $$ you are out on the collars... and we have 2 cats. So 2 shots, 2 pills, and treat the house... I think it's worth it. (sorry J-P!)