Even though the Seresto Dog Flea and Tick Collar continues to work for 8 months, it is not a complete repellent during that time. Fleas and ticks will still need to bite to consume the active ingredient, so it can take several hours for them to die. Be sure that you are still checking outdoors and treating as needed so that the dog is not bringing fleas and ticks indoors. You can also use an additional repellent on the animal if needed for long walks outdoors or in areas that you cannot treat. We have more tips in our Flea Treatment Guide here as well.
The Seresto Dog Flea and Tick Collar will last 8 months. While the collar is designed to kill any fleas or ticks that get on and feed on the pet, it will not put a bubble on the pet and keep any insect from being able to still jump on. If the pet is itching, are you seeing signs of live fleas on the pet? Itching can be caused by many factors so if you are not seeing any fleas on the dog,the collar should still be working.
If you believe your dog chewed or ingested part of the Seresto Dog Flea and Tick Collar, you should contact your veterinarian for advice, as we are not able to provide medical advice. We apologize for any inconvenience.
There should be no reduction of benefits if you’re using a Seresto Dog Flea and Tick Collar that may have a small rip in it. Just keep in mind that the rip may continue to get larger over time until the collar breaks and falls off.
You should contact your veterinarian for a recommendation as we are not able to provide medical advice. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Unfortunately there really is not a way to visually tell when the Seresto Dog Flea and Tick Collar needs to be replaced. If you cannot remeber when the collar was purchased, we recommend replacing it. You can keep your purchase receipt in a safe place or mark the date on the packaging as a helpful reminder on when to replace it.
The Seresto Dog Flea and Tick Collar would be a great choice. These contain the active ingredients Imidacloprid - 10.0% and Flumethrin - 4.5%
Seresto Dog Flea and Tick Collar should be applied all year for protection as directed.
Yes you can use a Seresto Dog Flea and Tick Collar after using a flea and tick shampoo. You do not need to wait between giving the bath and putting on the collar.
Yes, the Seresto Dog Flea and Tick Collar is safe for puppies 7 weeks or older. You can find additional information on the label here.
Seresto Dog Flea and Tick Collar may be used all year for protection as directed.
Seresto Dog Flea and Tick Collar is not harmful to wildlife when used as directed. Under normal conditions, effectiveness lasts for eight months. In order to maintain an 8-month duration, dogs must not be bathed more than once per month. For dogs that swim once a month or more, the control duration is reduced to five months.
The Seresto Dog Flea and Tick Collar should not have any noticible odor. We would recommend contacting the company you purchased it from, or the manufacturer, Bayer, at 1-800-331-2867.
Since we are not the manufacturer, we are unaware if the Seresto Dog Flea and Tick Collar comes with any information inside regarding rebates. The packaging is sealed when we receive it and we do not open it before it ships out to the customer. You can contact the manufacturer, Bayer, for any details regarding product rebates. They can be reached at 1-800-331-2867.
It is normal for puppies to scratch at new collars. We recommend that you remove the collar and consult with your vet if you feel the pup is experiencing an allergic reaction.
We recommend waiting for 30 days before you put the Seresto Dog Flea and Tick Collar on the dog after using a topical.
Per product label when using Seresto Dog Flea and Tick Collar as with any other product consult with your veterinarian before using this product on aged, breeding, pregnant, or nursing animals.