Seresto antiparasitic collar for dogs up to 8 kg

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Eliminate fleas. And it repels and removes ticks and their larvae from the environment.
It lasts up to 8 months.
It adapts to your dog, whatever its size.
It is made with an innovative combination of materials that increase functionality.
It allows the release of constant and adequate doses of the active ingredients.
It's good for your dog, family and the environment.
It is waterproof.
Your dog is protected, so it allows you to spend more time enjoying your pet.

The Seresto® dog collar eliminates your dog's fleas and their larvae from the immediate environment of the animal; In addition, it repels and eliminates ticks and reduces the risk of Leishmania infantum infection in dogs.

Seresto® is different from conventional flea and tick collars. It uses an innovative mechanism of action that allows a controlled release of adequate doses of its active ingredients for up to 8 months. This provides excellent protection for your dog, not only because it eliminates fleas and ticks, but also because it repels ticks and prevents these repelled ticks from taking a blood meal, which helps protect your pet from the diseases that these parasites can transmit. It also reduces the risk of infection by Leishmania infantum in dogs, the parasite that causes leishmaniasis and is transmitted by sandflies.

Up to 8 months of continuous protection:

Today, most flea and tick treatments require monthly applications, which sometimes makes it hard to remember when to reapply the treatment. As a consequence, we can leave our dog unprotected from fleas and ticks and, more importantly, from the diseases that these parasites can transmit. Seresto® now offers you a simple solution to this problem, since it protects your dog for up to 8 months with a single application.

Additionally, Seresto® for Dogs reduces the risk of Leishmania infantum infection via sandfly transmission for up to 8 months: data from three clinical studies conducted in endemic areas indicate a significant reduction in the risk of Leishmania infantum sandfly transmission in dogs treated compared to untreated dogs.