Totalcare

Waste of money – Didn’t have a page for the med/large dog review, so leaving a review here. Visited a friend, and my dog got fleas. This was recommended to me… Read more

but I will never recommend to anyone, total waste of money. Does absolutely nothing. There website doesn’t even reply or acknowledge people complain, they don’t have reviews on site either, wonder why

WARNING DONT BUY I gave me 34kg Staffy 12 years old a dose of this poison on the 31st of January 2026 and within hours he went of his food and was… Read more

vomiting and eating grass all day ... Now on day 6 after taking this horrible medicine, He has blood shot eyes and swelling underneath his eyes and and is very listless ... I wished I had read these reviews first im so p*ssed off right now and frightened I will lose my dog ... Two visits to the vet and a anti nausea injection and a steroid injection and he is STILL as unwell as before . So overwhelmed atm that i will lose him ... This product needs to be removed

They survived – Hi , just thought i would get back to you and let you know my two border collies an 8 yr old and a 6 month old have had no ill signs , they are there… Read more

normal lively selves , thank heavens ! I think next round though, i will stick to the vets brands , for peace of mind and i couldn't bear to go through what some of the other unfortunate folk out there went through .

NEVER BUY THIS PRODUCT – I can't even begin to express the seething rage I feel after falling for the scam that is this product. I picked up this garbage for a damn trip down… Read more

the coast with my Golden Retriever, thinking it was the most idiot-proof choice out there. I applied it exactly as instructed, a week before hitting a supposed tick hotspot (as if we had ticks crawling all over us back home).

Fast forward a week after the trip, and a week after my furball's FIRST birthday celebration, and what do I get? A one-way ticket to the vet's office where my dog is struggling for his life, thanks to not one, not two, but THREE freaking ticks. A week of treatment, including a ventilator stint, and what's the result? I had to kiss my beloved pet goodbye. And guess what? Every time the vet heard it was Purina, they weren't shocked. Apparently, every tick paralysis case involving prevention treatment led straight back to this garbage brand.

The agony, the heartbreak, the absolute freaking nightmare my household is going through is indescribable. We're left shattered by the loss of a family member, and the toll it's taken on us—financially, emotionally, and mentally—is beyond belief.

We filed a complaint with Purina, but they've conveniently slammed the door on us. Now, a case sits with the Australian Pesticide and Veterinary Medicine Authority, but who knows if that'll make a damn difference. If you've gone through the living hell we have, I'm begging you to raise your voice, file a case, and let's collectively rip this abomination off the market. No one else should suffer through the nightmare we've endured.

Definite waste of money. On both occasions were the tablet was provided, our cat vomited over 5 times within the hour, until there was nothing but… Read more

bile. I don’t know how the products sells despite the endless amount of poor reviews, and the company just saying it’s in accordance with some nonsense policy.

DONT BOTHER – I purchased this as my normal brand wasnt available. I cannot tell you if it works or not because we could not open the pipette. After a week with different people trying I threw it in the bin. Complete waste of $22.00

Strong sturdy all metal buckle collar – Recently, we took in a one year old poodle mix from a dog rescue. He is very active and loves to chew. In the few weeks since he has come into our… Read more

family, he has chewed through great many things including a Ezydog harness which we thought would be more comfortable for him. After he nearly chewed through that harness, we went back to normal collar, which gave us better control and he is unable to bite at it.

In a bid to get him a stronger and more comfortable collar, we tried getting him the Purina Total Care Comfort Dog Collar, with soft neoprene layer for comfort, only to find out it is designed like a belt with a flappy end, we believe our new canine will love to chew on. Therefore, we moved over to this Purina Total Care Everyday model. At only $2 cheaper than the Total Care Comfort version, this feels somewhat expensive. However, it does feel like a really quality product. It has all metal buckles. It is thick and well stitched. Maybe a little stiff but that adds to its toughness. The only thing it does not have perhaps is a reflective surface. Thought Purina is a pet food company. Who knows it can produce good dog collars as well?! We loved it enough to buy the matching lead to go with it.

I wonder how long structurally and aesthetically the metal buckles and the rest of the collar will last. Will the buckle rust or the beautiful silver finish peel off? Will update over time.

Pig with no grunt – Very disappointed to purchase our 3rd pig on Monday to now have no squeak Thursday.

Let down – Aluminium clasp is not up to the task on this collar. Broke within about a couple of weeks after purchase. The clasp end that holds the two collar ends together are thin and flimsy, despite the collar itself being durable.