Diptron Repellent Collar with Geranil for Cats 1 unit

- Effectively repels fleas, ticks, mosquitoes and lice without harsh chemical insecticides.
- Continuous protection for up to 3 months per use.
- Formula based on geraniol, an active ingredient of natural origin.
- Suitable for kittens from 2 months old (provided there is no skin lesion).
- Adjustable design and easy to fit; possibility of cutting off the excess.
- Manufactured in accordance with European standards and quality controls.

Is it safe for kittens and adult cats?

Yes. The collar is suitable for kittens from 2 months of age and for adult cats, provided the animal does not have skin lesions, wounds, or a known hypersensitivity to geraniol. If you have any questions or special circumstances, consult your veterinarian.

How long does the protection last?
Protection lasts up to 3 months from the date the collar is put on. It is recommended to replace it after this period or sooner if there is a clear re-infestation.

Can I use it on pregnant or lactating females?
Although geraniol is of natural origin and is not an aggressive chemical insecticide, it is advisable to consult with a veterinarian before using any repellent product during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Is it effective if the cat bathes or swims frequently?
Performance may be reduced after prolonged bathing or immersion in water. Avoid intense bathing and dry the collar thoroughly if it gets wet. For frequent water activities, consult recommended alternatives or reapplications.

Does the collar protect the cat's entire body?
The collar creates a protective zone around the neck that helps repel parasites approaching the animal. It does not replace specific treatments in cases of heavy infestation; it should always be used in conjunction with environmental control and local treatment if necessary.

Can it be used in conjunction with other antiparasitic drugs?
Generally, yes, but it's best to consult your veterinarian before combining products to avoid interactions or skin sensitivities. Avoid overlapping collars or using products with redundant active ingredients simultaneously.

How do you know if it works?
A decrease in bites, fewer fleas detected while combing, and a reduction in attached ticks are signs of effectiveness. If parasites persist, consider a veterinary evaluation.

1. Remove the collar from the protective envelope.
2. Unroll the collar by pulling the tab down until it unlocks.
3. Place the collar around the cat's neck and adjust, leaving approximately two fingers' width between the collar and the neck to ensure comfort and safety.
4. Secure the clasp and cut off the excess collar with scissors, leaving the clasp secure and without sharp edges.
5. Periodically check the fit and condition of the collar; replace after 3 months of use or if deterioration is observed.

Practical tips: Put the collar on your cat when its fur is dry; avoid putting the collar too tight; monitor for skin reactions during the first 48-72 hours. In multi-pet households, put a collar on each animal to maintain collective protection.

- Do not use on animals with skin lesions, open wounds or active dermatitis.
- Discontinue use and consult your veterinarian if redness, itching, localized hair loss, or any signs of irritation appear.
- Keep out of reach of children. Avoid prolonged direct contact of the necklace with human skin; wash your hands after handling it.
- Do not ingest. If ingested by an animal or a child, contact a healthcare professional or poison control center.
- Avoid simultaneous use with other repellent collars or insecticides that may cause irritation due to concentrated exposure.
- Replace the collar after 3 months of use or in case of obvious re-infestation.
- Consult your veterinarian before using on pregnant, lactating animals or animals with chronic illnesses.
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Do not expose to extreme temperatures.
- For complete parasite control, combine the use of the collar with environmental measures: wash textiles at high temperatures, vacuum frequently, and treat the environment if necessary.

1 unit (1 collar)

Geraniol.