Seresto™ Flea and Tick Control collar for cats
Targets: Fleas and ticks
Pet type: Suitable for cats
Formulation: Collar
Duration: 7-8 months for fleas; 8 months for ticks
With the Seresto cat collar, you can keep your cat protected from fleas and ticks for 7-8 months.
The Seresto Flea and Tick Control collar for cats gives you peace of mind that your pet is well protected. Seresto is clinically proven to kill fleas and actively repel and kill ticks1.
Why choose a Seresto Flea and Tick Control Collar for cats?
- Long lasting flea and tick treatment
The 7-8 month effect of the Seresto Cat Collar means you don't have to repeat monthly flea or tick treatment application.
- Kills fleas and repels and kills ticks
Kills fleas and repels and kills ticks through contact - no need to bite1
- Built-in safety mechanism for peace of mind
If your cat becomes trapped, the safety release mechanism allows the collar to widen and even break at a pre-determined point if more force is applied.
- Odourless, non greasy and easy to fit
Seresto cat collars have no smell, grease nor mess. This makes the collar simple for you to apply and makes it comfortable for your cat to wear.
How does the Seresto Flea and Tick Control collar work?
Seresto Products for Cats
Seresto™ Flea and Tick Control Collar for Cats
Suitable for cats and kittens over 10 weeks
How to apply the Seresto Flea and Tick Control collar for cats
- Remove the collar from the protective bag directly before use. Unroll the collar and remove any remaining plastic connectors on the inside of the collar.
- Adjust the collar around your cat’s neck without fitting it too tightly (as a guide, you should be able to insert two fingers between the collar and the neck).
- Pull excess collar through the loop, and cut off any excess that extends beyond 2 cm.
- Check periodically and adjust the fit if necessary, especially in kittens that are growing.
Seresto Flea and Tick Control collar safety mechanism
Frequently Asked Questions
Where to buy a Seresto Flea and Tick Control collar for cats
- Mehlhorn et al. Parasitol Res (2001) 87:198-207, information is regarding mode of action and is not intended to relate to speed of kill or to imply parasites can be completely stopped from biting.
- An attachment of single ticks after treatment cannot be excluded; for this reason, a transmission of infectious diseases cannot be completely excluded if conditions are unfavourable.