Works very well

My cat got outside. Which she was not use too. She came back with fleas. I’m not sure that the collar works because I’m still finding fleas on her. That are very much alive. She’s been wearing it for about 3 weeks.

My only complaint is it doesn't last nearly as long as some others but those others cost more than double so the math works for me

The flea collar was easy to place on our kitty. It appears to be in good quality. We just placed it on her a couple days ago so I cannot rate cleaning nor longevity. However, I was to receive order 2475466 - litter box - on January 2. I still have not had delivery.

Love it. It smells nice and it's easy to put on your cat. It's also easily adjustable while it's on your cat, just in case you made it slightly too tight. My cats did not mind it at all when I put on them, and they are fighters when I'm trying to put a stinky, chemical smelling one on them. This one is nice, I will definitely be buying this again!

I bought a Kleeb’s cat flea collar because the advertising made it sound all natural and safe.Art about three hours after I put it on my cat he began to act and behave very strangely. It was very concerning that he was acting like he was on some very strong drugs! I took it off of him and he was fine the next morning.So I decided to research the ingredients. Here’s what I found.The main active ingredients:Citronella oil 5%Peppermint oil 3%Clove oil 2%After a small amount of research:Citronella is toxic to petsCitronella candles and oils are a popular mosquito repellent, but the citronella plant is toxic to pets. Use caution when using citronella products around your pet, and make sure they don't have access to any citronella plants in your garden.The fumes of citronella candles can cause breathing difficulties and nervous system damage to a cat. If ingested, citronella candles, insect coils and oils can result in digestive distress. Oils can be absorbed through the skin and cause liver or nervous system damagePeppermint oil is highly toxic to cats.They are typically strong-smelling and make up the active ingredient in many essential oils, such as peppermint oil. Without the enzymes required to break down phenols, cats exposed to peppermint oil can experience: Liver damage. Breathing difficulties.Clove oil is not safe for cats.Clove oil, whether applied to the skin or diffused, is toxic. Clove oil and pennyroyal oil (both commonly used for natural flea control) have been linked to liver damage, vomiting, diarrhea, seizures, and other issues.If you love your cat you should do your own research into the ingredients in this product.I’m glad I did for my cat’s health.

Waste of money. Didn’t work at all

This did not work at all. My cat has continued to have fleas for over a month of using this. I'm very disappointed in this product.