VetIQFlea Guard, 90 tablets, clear

Good quality.Does good job.Good value for the money

Seems to be doing what it says on the tin. I'm using it with flea tablets and we haven't seen any fleas in a while and the cats coats look so good and overall health is really well.

Tablet are not hard to break in half and crush in their food must admit they calmed my cat down due to the alternative ingredients.Seemed to be effective and calming and nothing left of his food so they must taste well.

Not too sure if it worked. I was looking for an easier option than putting drops on my cats. They run away when they smell it. I get scratched to pieces putting drops on them.I also bought flea collars. So I can't tell you if the granules worked on its own.It was easy to use and cats still ate the food.Kinda recommended if you only have one or two. But I have ten cats. Not sure about it xx

It's easy to crashed and maybe tasted good my cats like it. But not working at all to get rid of those fleas. Giving them already for two weeks but this product is not working at all.

My Cats who usually won't eat medicine hidden in even their favourite food ate these like treats!But I want to set the record straight.I've seen a few comments saying they don't work and I suspect they think it's a flea poison and will kill the fleas but this is a flea repellent it makes your pets blood taste bad to the fleas so they stop biting them. It's best to kill any fleas in your house first (use a flea poison and vacuum relentlessly ect) before you use this flea guard that keeps fleas and ticks away. Also it says it may take up to two weeks of daily dosage to work.As for the fear mongering, GARLIC IS NOT TOXIC to cats and dogs. I'll give you the short story... You see the study that makes everyone think so was taken out of context, they fed cats and dogs a garlic concentrate so strong it was like 10 garlic cloves a day, and it slightly lowered something in the blood but no cats or dogs died so they labeled it as potentially harmfull but a little garlic has actually been proven to have plenty benefits one of which is a flea repellent. Onion is still toxic tho.So yeah this product is safe especially when you follow the dosage on the back. I recommend cutting the pills into quarters especially for cats.

People got the wrong concept of these tablets if your cat or dog got fleas No these tablets won’t get rid of them .First buy a good flea treatment for your animal and make sure all bedding and everything in home is throughly clean then start them on these tablets if used as a preventative they really do work they worked well for my cat

We have been using this product onHour dog every day for 4 years with no problems but this weekend we have noticed her scratching and she is full of fleas taking her off it now. So don't use long term as they get amun to it.