Seresto Flea & Tick Collar for Dogs, Over 18 lbs + Seresto Flea & Tick Collar for Dogs, Up to 18 lbs

Two Collars, Long-Lasting Flea Control

Product Description

Seresto Flea & Tick Collar Bundle for Small & Large Dogs includes two collars, one for dogs up to 18 lbs and one for dogs over 18 lbs. Each collar provides continuous, odorless protection that kills and repels fleas and ticks by contact. With regular wear, Seresto collars deliver up to 8 months of flea and tick protection without monthly applications.

Benefits

Long-Lasting Protection: Provides up to 8 months of continuous flea and tick control.

By-Contact Action: Kills and repels pests without requiring a bite.

Odorless Design: Helps avoid strong smells common in some preventatives.

Water-Resistant Wear: Stays effective after rain, swimming, or shampooing.

Two-Size Coverage: Includes collars for both small and large dogs.

Ingredients

Active Ingredients: Imidacloprid (10.0%), Flumethrin (4.5%).
Inactive Ingredients: Other ingredients (85.5%).

Variants

Dog Size	Weight Range

Small dogs

Up to 18 lbs

Large dogs

Over 18 lbs

How to Use

Directions for Use

Apply Correctly: Unroll the collar and remove any plastic connectors inside.

Fit Properly: Allow two fingers between the collar and the dog’s neck.

Trim Excess: Cut length beyond loops, leaving extra for growing puppies.

Wear Continuously: Keep the collar on for ongoing protection and check the fit regularly.

Replace on Time: Replace each collar after 8 months for continued coverage.

Additional Information

Precautions

Age Limit: Use only on dogs and puppies 7 weeks and older.

External Use: Prevent contact with eyes and avoid ingestion or chewing.

Leash Safety: Do not attach a leash to the Seresto collar.

Sensitive Pets: Consult a veterinarian for breeding, pregnant, nursing, aged, or debilitated dogs.

After Handling: Wash hands after fitting and keep away from children’s mouths.

Possible Side Effects

Skin Irritation: Itching, redness, or mild hair loss may occur near the collar.

Site Reactions: Dermatitis, inflammation, or lesions have been reported in some dogs.

Behavior Changes: Lethargy, hyperactivity, or other behavioral changes may occur.

Neurologic Signs: Tremors, vocalization, convulsions, or ataxia have been reported.

What To Do: Remove collar if signs appear and contact a veterinarian promptly.