Coastal Pet Safari Cat Flea Comb: Gently Removes Unwanted Fleas and Debris from Your Cat's Coat

SoundsGood2Me: I use this gently to remove some of the undercoat on my black lab who sheds like there's no tomorrow. I go very slowly and it doesn't seem to bother her in the slightest. It has helped quite a bit with the shedding. And I believe its teeth are tight enough to capture any fleas, if there were any.

United States on Aug 25, 2023

Tim Brey: It scratches their backs and brushes their hair.

United States on Aug 17, 2023

Lisa: Just received my Safari flea comb yesterday and used it right away...removed 50+ fleas from 4 kittens, day one. So far today, I removed another 2 dozen fleas. Before I received my Safari flea comb, I was using another flea comb purchased at my local farm store and thought I was doing good if I found even 10 fleas a day with it. The teeth on the Safari comb seem to be closer together, which helps to keep fleas from slipping through the teeth as your combing their fur. Thankfully, my kittens do not being groomed, and they are scratching themselves so much less. I feel like I can finally get ahead of the fleas now!

United States on Aug 07, 2023

M.P.: Used this on my 8 week old kittens I had just adopted. Definitely has a learning curve on how to properly comb. The first 2 times I used it, I only managed to get about 3 fleas from the both of them, but I knew they had more. The third time I used it, I got 8 fleas off of one kitten and 3 off of the other. Here are the steps I did, plus some tips (warning: I'm deathly afraid of all matter of bugs, and throughout my traversing the internet for flea removal articles, I've seen enough enlarged pictures of nasty looking fleas to be TERRIFIED of them):

Set up:
1. Have a large, deep bowl of water + dish soap (pref Dawn), lined with saran wrap for easy clean up.
2. Have a small cup of water + dish soap, + Q-tips soaking in there (the ends).
3. Lay out a light colored (pref white) mat/blanket on the floor to easily spot fleas/eggs/dirt that fell off.
4. Some small, cut up paper towels.

During:
1. It's better to have someone there to help you. I combed for fleas + dunked the whole comb in the large bowl whenever I saw a flea. My helper held the kitten by the scruff to reduce their movement + wiped the comb dry with the paper towel after removing the flea from...

United States on Dec 08, 2020

ME: If you've treated your yard, your house, washed all of your bed linens and cat bed, and treated your cat, whether naturally or went the chemical route (sometimes it's the best solution), adding into the lot you need to physically and mechanically remove fleas/eggs as a suggested part of the protocol. Vacuuming everything, everywhere, every day and also use this handy little comb. It's fantastic. I've had acreage, many dogs and cats and never had a flea infestation since back in the 70 & 80's where we used harsh chemical means to control fleas/ticks before the spot-on products were developed. Until now. We moved into a house that was infested! We had no idea. Our poor little cat became inundated. We did a combo of natural (baking soda and salt) and chemical (chemical sprays for carpets). He was already on a spot-on treatment- but there was an outbreak that needed help. So after treatments, we vacuumed every. single. day. And twice a day I used this comb on our kitty. It's fantastic! Perfect for his medium length coat.

Setup: Be methodical. Don't skip a day.This works. Lay out a light colored bed sheet or large light colored towels on the floor. You will sit on this with...

United States on Apr 16, 2016