Sound Shield (Flea and Tick Repellent for Pets) Rose Pink

Max＆Molly's Sound Shield.

This is a tick and flea repellent that uses ultrasonic waves.
It emits ultrasonic waves that stimulate the nervous system of ticks and fleas, but are inaudible to humans and animals.
Since no chemicals are used, it's an environmentally friendly and safe way to protect your dog from ticks and fleas.
It does not contain any chemicals, making it suitable for puppies, as well as senior and pregnant dogs.

*Please note that this product is a pest prevention device and does not eliminate pests that have already infested your pet.

Effectiveness has been scientifically proven through trials conducted at the University of Camerino (one of the oldest universities in Italy).
A group of dogs using the Sound Shield showed a 73% reduction in ticks and fleas compared to a group of dogs that did not use it.

It has also obtained certification from the German inspection agency TUV.
TUV is a safety certification organization founded in Germany and is highly regarded worldwide.
The TUV certification mark is proof that the product is safe and reliable.

To use, simply press the on/off switch.
Attach it to your dog's harness or collar using the silicone strap.
It can be used for approximately 8 months, offering excellent cost performance. Battery replacement is also easy.
When ON, there is a faint mechanical sound, and a green light flashes twice every ten seconds.

There are two sizes available, both effective within a radius of approximately 1 meter.

Dimensions:
Sound Shield: 4 x 4 x 4.5 cm, 17g.

For small dogs and cats,
the Sound Shield Mini: 2.5 x 2.5 x 1.5 cm, 7g
may be a better choice.

Waterproof rating: IPX7 (water does not enter even when temporarily submerged under specified water pressure conditions).
However, please be aware that exposure to saltwater or hot springs can cause corrosion and lead to malfunction.

The number of reported cases of tick-borne infectious diseases (SFTS) has reached an all-time high (as of August 19, 2025).
This disease is transmitted by being bitten by a tick carrying the virus.
Furthermore, there is a risk of human infection through contact with the or secretions of cats or dogs infected with SFTS.
Why not start with a simple tick prevention method?