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- Safe and effective flea and tick control on cats and dogs
- Kills and removes fleas at adult, egg and larvae stages
- Delivers harmless electrical charge to coat
- Push-button control, ergonomic and fitting design
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Product Description
Product Description
STV023 is a product which can be used to kill fleas on contact in the coat of cats or dogs. To use this product: Insert 2 x 'AAA' size (UM4) batteries into the battery compartment. Push On/Off button to switch on (LED Lit) and charge grill with static electricity. Comb animal coat and fleas and ticks will be zapped and killed on contact with the electro-bristle. Comb is simple to use and provides effective and chemical-free control of parasitic insect pests.
Product Description
The electronic flea killer comb delivers an electrical charge to the coat of your pet. On contact with fleas, they sare zapped instantly. Your pet is perfectly safe. Requires 2 x AAA batteries
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
It's very satisfying to hear the clicks as you find and destroy the little blighters. Even more satisfying is watching them be electricuted when they get stuck in the prongs. Would definitely recommend especially if your animal has black fur like mine so its hard to see the fleas. Also it has a light when you turn it on which helps you to see what you are doing.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
We have had a serious problem with fleas since moving into our new house, and after finding frontline no longer seemed to be working on the cats I decided I needed to look around for alternative methods. I saw this product and after reading the good and bad reviews I decided to give it a go as it was 1/2 price. I tried it on one of my cats who has course thick hair and within a minute I heard that delightful 'pop' people had spoken about and I thought I'm going to love this! (I wouldn't normally take delight in such things but when you've been bitten head to toe you start to get annoyed with the little blighters). I did wonder whether the pop sound would freak her out as she is a bit skittish but the pure enjoyment of being groomed seemed to outweigh the sound. I then tried it on her brother who has thin silky hair and found it didn't feel like it was getting right down to the root of his hair but just gliding too easily over the top. A week later I gave up trying to use it on him and bought a 99p flea comb. This went through his hair more effectively and caught the fleas between its teeth. I then decided to conduct a little experiment and see just how good the Gotcha Flea Comb was in comparison to the 99p cheap one. The Gotcha Flea Comb popped three times (you only hear it, I have never seen them dead on the teeth), I then tried the 99p comb straight after - it caught nearly 20 fleas in less time grooming than with the Gotcha comb. I was horrified with my findings and will only be using a cheap flea comb from now on with a bowl of water. I read that some people use the Gotcha flea comb to put the fleas onto instead of a bowl of water but I either find they jump straight off or it zaps me too. Oh and one last detail that nearly made me sick - I did manage to get one flea onto the comb and I watched it get zapped slowly. It kept popping and a horrible high pitched squeal came from it, the little light on the comb flickered and when it finally died there was smoke and the smell of burning.
So no I don't think I would recommend this product.
So no I don't think I would recommend this product.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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I tried this on my short haired cat, i didn't want to go crazy on a cat one at £15.00 plus so tried this. Ok, so it isn't perfect on short hair but, it is great when you do catch them and hear the little devils get electrocuted. why not enough stars is because facial area they get really deep in the fur there and i just couldn't use the comb to remove them tweezers were needed, but then if you really hate fleas you can always put them on the comb afterwards and switch it on.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Gotcha Flea Killer Comb
Bought this in desparation as my cat reacts badly to any chemical flea treatment. It seems to do the job and he loves being brushed and combed - which is handy. Read more
Published 4 days ago by plantaholic
Gotcha Flea Killer Comb
Only used a few times since I bought this, but it seems to do exactly what it's meant to and my cats do not mind it being used either.
Published 22 days ago by MDS
Review of Gotcha Flea Comb
This comb is an excellent alternative to using chemical flea treatments, as with chemicals there is always the possibilty of the animal suffering a reaction to it, or, sometimes,... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Mary
Surpisingly Good
This was surprisingly good considering how much cheaper it is than the other there were to choose from. It really does zap the fleas when you comb the cat. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Kevin Ian Hammond
not brilliant but!
not brilliant for long haired dogs, I have a sheepdog but tried it on my friends yorkshire terrier and it worked ok
Published 2 months ago by Paul Bassett
Good Value
It certainly kills fleas well, with a satisfying pop, if you can get at them. It's silent, which is great for pets, but it's a bit chunky to use on cats, especially round the ears.
Published 3 months ago by Brill
Depends on your cat!
I bought this for my two cats as frontline and other treatments didn't seem to work too well on one of them and the other therefore was constantly at risk of fleas. Read more
Published 4 months ago by chemicallybrunette
Gotcha Flea Killer Comb
An excellent product and my Jack Russell which suffers fron itchy skin, absolutely adores and it seems to be of great benefit to her stopping her scratching altogether. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Mrs. J. S. E. Greenhalgh
Good in Theory.
I think this idea needs to go back to the drawing board. It works perfectly if you can get the flea onto the comb. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Giorria Liath
Utterly useless
After just 2 days and zero flea kills it broke and I resorted to a traditional flea comb and a bowl of water. This was 100% successful at a third of the price.
Published 5 months ago by Tizwigs
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