Seresto anti-parasitic collar for large breed dogs weighing more than 8 kg

Kills ticks, fleas and lice and repels ticks

Indirect protection from the risk of transmission of leishmaniasis

Suitable for: Adult dogs and puppies from the age of 7 weeks

Application Type: Collar

Up to 8 months of continuous protection

Seresto eliminates fleas and kills and repels ticks before they can bite.

Furthermore, Seresto reduces the risk of transmission of leishmaniasis transmitted by sandflies (Leishmania infantum) for up to 8 months and, thanks to the antifeeding effect towards ticks, indirectly reduces the risk of transmission of canine ehrlichiosis and canine babesiosis for 7 months.

Seresto offers up to 8 months of protection from fleas and ticks and the risk of canine leishmaniasis transmission

Kills ticks on contact, before they can bite

Eliminates flea larvae in the environment surrounding the treated animal

Odorless

Resistant to occasional contact with water

Seresto is a dog collar with a polymer matrix system

Seresto, with an innovative polymeric matrix, slowly releases the two active ingredients (imidacloprid and flumethrin) into the lipid layer of the dog's skin and coat, creating an invisible protective layer that kills fleas and kills and repels ticks before they can bite, in This helps reduce the risk of transmission of some vector-borne diseases. 

How does Seresto work?

Seresto, Collar with patented Polymer Matrix technology, releases its active ingredients at low and continuous doses on the skin and coat, for protection from parasites and the diseases that they can transmit. Seresto is odorless and resistant to occasional contact with water. Seresto anti-parasitic collar for dogs is a practical and long-lasting solution that helps protect your best friend.

How to apply Seresto for dogs

• Remove the Seresto dog collar from the wrapping inside the box, unroll the collar and make sure to also remove the plastic connectors inside the collar. Place the collar around your dog's neck and insert the end into the loops.
• Adjust the collar around the neck, without tightening it too much, leaving a space of about two fingers between the collar and the dog's neck.
• Once you have reached the optimal size, cut the excess portion, if it exceeds 2 cm after the last loop.