How Do You Dispose Of Pet Pest Collars?
Pets are wonderful companions and sometimes considered to be part of the family, so it makes sense that you would do everything you can to protect them against harmful insects. This usually means putting a flea and tick collar on them. What you should remember is that once the product is no longer effective, it needs to be disposed of properly because it still contains trace amounts of the insecticide. Buy the right size. Animals come in many sizes and the collars are made to fit a general range, so it’s likely there will be an extra length that needs to be removed. Buying the right size will avoid having to waste any more of the flea collar than necessary. Save any extra pieces of collar that are cut off. Store the piece properly in the original packaging if possible, and out of reach of children for later disposal. Read the manufacturer’s instructions. Flea collars are designed to be used for up to a year and it can be easy to forget how to dispose of them properly. If possible, save
