I have flea problems with one of my dogs, so I went to the pet shop and I saw this flea collar, it says that it will keep fleas away from your dog and have to replace every 4 months. I'm just wondering if would it be toxic to my dog?
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If you had bought it, but not used it, you could have put it inside your vacuum bag or canister. That's pretty much the only use for flea collars. 
Just because I'm paranoid about chemicals (I have skin and respiratory reactions to a lot of chemicals), I suggest that if you have to handle a collar to put it in your vacuum that you use latex(or vinyl) gloves.
