Your Questions (and answers)
Q. How many collars can I order at one time?
A.
You can order 7 collars or less through the site. More than that
requires that you email
us at
medipatch@hotmail.com for price discounts and shipping.
Q. Where do we ship to?
A. We currently only ship to the USA only.
Q. What ingredients are in these collars?
A. A programmed bio-energetic field naturally boosting
the energy field surrounding the wearer plus non-scent quantities lasting 3
years of: bio-energetic properties similar to: Calendula, Silica, Cayenne, Fleabane, Cinnamon, Red Cedar,
White Pine, Aloe, Vitamin E, Graphite's, Berberis, Echinacea, Golden Seal,
Ginseng and Astralagus.
Q. How long do the collars last?
A. It's truly amazing but our last refund requests was over 9 months ago.
The reason was that the owner thought her pet didn't like it.
Her payment was quickly refunded. It amazes us that our of thousands of
collars sold to pet owners our refunds are less than 1/10th of 1% if that.
Pets are like people in many ways and sometimes get temperamental the important
thing is, they ward off repel and keep away naturally and effective fleas, tick
and parasites for over a year of constant use.
The only collar out there that works to boost the pets immune system on the natural law of nature that a healthy animal does not attract pests to them. Conversely an unhealthy pet attract loads of pests and other immune system problems. Actually our collars provide the pet with bio-energetic vitamins, minerals, trace minerals, immune system building elements to enhance and keep strong the pets health levels. This can cut down on health problems and other unhealthy issues.
Q. My pet is allergic to lots of things, is there a chance they could be
allergic to these collars?
A. No way. Does any pet have an allergic reaction to
nutritious vitamin, trace mineral based food? The collars don't repel
anything. They help bring up the immune system to healthy levels. In a
healthy level which repel fleas and ticks. The only
collar I know in the world that works this way. That is why it's safe on puppies
and kittens.
Q. How long does it take for the collars to start working, repelling fleas
and ticks?
A. Anywhere from immediately up to 1-3 weeks depending on the
pet. Most of the time we hear that within minutes they work. I
believe the bio-energy starts immediately and more is added over a two or three
week period. Increasing the health levels over a 2 to 3 week period.
Q. What about refunds?
A. We have been selling these collars for 20 years and we get
less than .01% returned. However if you are not satisfied for any reason, just
return the collar and we will refund your cost for the collar - not postage.
Refunds will only happen after a phone call (508-385-4549) and within 30
days of purchase.
Q How long does a spare collar
last?
A. The best way to keep a second collar fresh like new
would be to wrapped in aluminum foil shiny side out and place it in a bureau or
drawer and it will keep for several
years. Tip: just don't place it right next to anything electrical or magnetic.
Q. Can I get these collars wet?
A. Yes, you can have them wet every day. You can even wash
them and they will be just as powerful as the first day you got them. Just watch
out that you don't put them in your dryer effect the bio-energy process might be
compromised cutting down effectiveness. Although they are pretty tough
against electrical field energies harming them.
Q. Does the Velcro and Buckle collars have the safety break-a-way feature?
A. Yes, both types easily detach depending on over-lap set by owner when fitting to the pet. Excess material can be trimmed or left on, once installer decides how much of a tug will free the pet when caught on a branch or other obstruction. The break-a-way tab can also be cut to lower the resistance for breaking away, giving a smaller pet greater safety.
By CAPC
Companion animal Parasites Council
www.petsandparasites.org
Pets, parasites and people
Dogs and cats are not just pets. They are treated like members
of the family.
And like any member of your family, it’s important to keep your
companion animal healthy and free of parasites. It is very common for a dog or
cat to
become infected with an internal or external parasite. Parasites
can affect your pet in a variety of ways, ranging from simple
irritation to causing life-threatening conditions if left untreated.
Parasites can even infect and transmit diseases to you and your
family.
To help prevent, safely treat parasites and other health
problems that
not only affect your dog or cat, but also the safety of you and
your family.
.
Zoonoses, or zoonotic diseases, are those diseases that can be transmitted directly or indirectly from animals to humans. For example, some worms can be transmitted in the environment. Vector-borne diseases are those transmitted by fleas or ticks among other parasites that infest dogs and cats. They can affect pets and people.Ticks can transmit a large number of “vectorborne” diseases in North America including ehrlichiosis, Lyme disease, relapsing fever, Rocky Mountain spotted fever and tularemia.
www.petsandparasites.org
• Mange Mites Parasites that may affect your petut pets and parasites
Do fleas and ticks on my pet present a health risk to my family?
Yes. Fleas and ticks can carry and either directly or indirectly transmit several potential illnesses of humans. For example, rickettsiosis (infection with Rickettsia) can be transmitted directly by ticks. Bartonellosis (infection with Bartonella) is transmitted between cats by f leas and then may spread to people. Also, f leas serve as an intermediate host for tapeworms, which can infect both your pet and humans.
What kind of internal parasites or worms can infect my cat or dog?
There are a number of intestinal worms that can infect dogs and cats, and they vary according to the species. In general, these include roundworms, hookworms, whipworms and tapeworms, and they are very prolific. In fact, one worm can produce more than 100,000 eggs per day, which are then passed in the pet’s feces and spread throughout the area the pet roams. Once in the environment, some of these eggs can remain infective and present a health risk for your pet and humans for years.
Are heartworms a parasite I should be concerned about for my pet?
Yes. Heartworms can be a very serious problem for both dogs and cats, especially those in mosquito-infested areas, as mosquitoes are a vector and intermediate host for the pest. Heartworms can kill or seriously debilitate pets that are infected with them. That’s because heartworms live in the bloodstream, lungs and heart of infected pets. Your veterinarian can do a blood test to determine if your pet has heartworm disease. A year-round preventive program is most effective to keep pets free of heartworms.
TIP: When performing research with a vet friend Dr. Jody Kincaid, New Mexico. He discovered that very often heartworm larva would not show in the blood during the day if the test was performed at that time. However, get this!!! The larva would show at sunrise and sunset. Just like their parents who come out during those times. So to be safe kindly ask your vet to take samples during those peak hours.
If my dog or cat has intestinal worms, how can these parasites infect humans?
Roundworms are the most common intestinal parasite of pets and the most likely to be transmitted to humans. Humans can accidentally ingest infective worm eggs that have been passed through the pet’s feces and left in the environment. The eggs can then hatch in the human’s intestinal tract, and the immature worms can travel to various tissues in the body, including the eyes and brain, potentially causing serious infections.
Tip: I was treating a family with parasites. I having lunch with the family I saw their cat walking on the table where we were going to eat. I was shocked. Fleas that jump off onto food can be easily taken in a mouthful of food and whala you have parasites. I told them and they were shocked. Fleas are infested with all kinds of parasite eggs waiting to find a new host.
Year-round prevention
Parasites can infect your pet any time of year. External
parasites, such as fl eas and ticks, may be less prevalent outside during
certain times of the year; however, they often survive in the house during the
winter months, creating an uninterrupted life cycle. Other internal parasites,
such as worms, may affect your pet all year long. That’s why it’s important to
use
medipatch collars to implement a year-round parasite control
program.
If your question was not answered here, feel free to email
with your question.
medipatch@hotmail.com