Electronic Flea Comb

Description: Animals Equipment Type: Pet Health / Contains a built-in electronic device designed to detect fleas on contact with the ... more

Electronic Flea Comb ... teeth / suitable for cats / dogs / rabbits suseptable to flea infestation.

Newest Review: ... cruel for your pet, well you are wrong it will not shock, stun or harm your pet in any way. In fact they seem to enjoy it as ... more

... it vibrates, they think you are being nice and giving them a massage. This handy little comb is effective for both cats and dogs, and will let you know if fleas are present before killing them and clearing your problem quickly. ABOUT THE ACTUAL DEVICE The Epilady Flea Zapper is great little instrument similar to a clothing tagger the clothing shops use to attach tags to clothes before displaying them. It is roughly six inches long and is very compact and light weight, making it very easy to use as it fits neatly i...more

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Electronic Flea Comb: Buzzzzzz Fleas Be Gone...... Damn you........ (1212 words)
by - written on 03/11/08 (Very useful, 850 readings)
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As many of you many know I am the very proud owner of a five year old, old English sheep dog and I have just adopted another one at six months old. So the grooming and maintenance of these two has become very time consuming. I have never had a problem with fleas before, but as I have just taken in this rescue I have noticed a few crawling. They have not affected my other dog as she is on the frontline flea treatment, but I was worrying about using this on the rescue I have taken in, until I have been to the vet check up that is. I have spent the day spraying the house and using flea shampoo on the puppy, this way I can kill the fleas before I have a ... Read the complete review

So Zephyr got zapped! (560 words)
by - written on 28/10/08 (Very useful, 178 readings)
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Just over a week ago there was an addition to our household, a small but very lively Border collie puppy. Unfortunately, he came with "attachments" - in the form of fleas! To be honest, I wasn't too surprised and had previously treated the house in preparation for his arrival but, due to a change in circumstances at the farm where he was born, he was a younger puppy than we previously expected. As he was so young, I felt it would be unwise to use chemicals to treat his problem - so, Zephyr had to be zapped! The Epilady Flea Zapper is an electronic comb which will detect and remove fleas. The majority of these will be killed on contact but ... Read the complete review

Electronic Flea Comb: Kill fleas quickly and effectively (682 words)
by - written on 16/06/08 (Very useful, 997 readings)
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One of the downsides of keeping pets is the concern that from time to time they might harbour a few pets of their own in the form of fleas. I am fortunate that I have very light coloured cats so I can easily tell if one hops on board and to be honest it is rare that we have a problem. My present three cats have never had fleas at all but I am ever watchful. Last week I took two of them to the vets for their annual booster shots and later that night I was stroking one of them on my knee when I spotted a black speck on his coat. I went to pick it off and it moved! Oh dear, could it be one of them had acquired a flea? Now please understand I am not saying ... Read the complete review