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Bought one for puppy last Year, it was $41 on amazon, looked everywhere and price for same item is $55. Looks to me like a price fix is in.
 
Our first puppy, and no fleas from may till now. Am happy with this product & has good reviews.
 
I don't use the collars any more and stopped using liquid that you put between dogs shoulders. The collars didn't seam to work and the liquid drove the dog nuts for about 15 minutes after putting it on. Dog got so he would run away from me when he saw I was going to put liquid on him. I have went to the once a month chewable tablet for fleas & ticks and seams to work better and dog is happier not having to have liquid put between shoulders.
 
Rkh- Buy the one for the largest dog. Then just cut it to the length you need to fit your puppy. Use a zip-tie to hold the two ends together.

The active ingredients are the same in all of the collars, you are just paying for one to fit your puppy. Get one for large dogs for the same price as puppies and cut it in half or thirds, fourths....

More bang for your buck!

Be sure to store unused portion back in pouch.
 
Been many years since I dealt with flea collars, but there 'did' used to be a difference. Collars for larger dogs were sometimes wider, while the puppy collars were the smallest size.

I, too, am not a believer in flea collars being effective. Tablets work much better. You should be able to buy them online. If not, check your local vet office.
 
Me and my dog fought his fleas for years using umpteen dollars worth of useless junk,such as collars and liquids and sprays and shampoos. A friend recommended the oral once-a- month medicine. $23 and change per month (Nexgard) and me and old Jake are happy. I never find a flea on him anymore even with a flea comb. TDF
 
It looks like the chewable tablet that you give your dog for heartworms. My dog loves them and can't wait till I open package it is in. I get mine at the vet and give to the dog at the same time i give him his heartworm med. They are not cheap around $21.00 a month for a 35 lb. dog.
 
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