Seresto Collar for Cats – Long-lasting Flea & Tick Protection

If you are looking for long-lasting flea and tick protection for your feline, the Seresto Collar for Cats is an excellent choice. The collar provides up to 8 months of continuous defense against these parasites. This eliminates the hassle of treating your cat every month. The tick prevention collar kills and repels fleas and ticks on contact, preventing painful bites. For added safety, it is designed with an adjustable, safety-release mechanism that allows the cat to break free if it gets caught.

Seresto for fleas uses polymer matrix technology for slow and continuous release of the active ingredients, ensuring uninterrupted defense. This flea and tick collar is odorless, non-greasy, and water-resistant. There is no need to remove it before bathing, shampooing, or exposure to rain, making it widely recommended by veterinarians and preferred by dog parents worldwide.

Recommended For:

• Kittens and cats.
• The Seresto Collar for cats is recommended for kittens and cats from 10 weeks of age.

Seresto Collar for Cats Coverage:

• Repels and & kills fleas before they lay eggs.
• Kills fleas that may transmit tapeworm infections and other vector-borne diseases (Bartonellosis, feline infectious anemia, and rickettsiosis).
• Prevents further flea infestations.
• Kills fleas that may cause flea allergy dermatitis (FAD) or flea bite hypersensitivity (FBH).
• Repels and & kills ticks (deer ticks, American dog ticks, brown dog ticks, and & Lone Star ticks).
• Kills ticks that may transmit tick-borne diseases, such as Lyme disease, ehrlichiosis, etc.
• Prevents new tick infestations.

Active Ingredients:

Imidacloprid, flumethrin.

Why Should You Buy a Seresto Collar for Cats?

• Provides 8 months of flea and & tick protection with just 1 application.
• Kills parasites on contact. Prevents bites and irritation to cats.
• Features easy-to-apply, odorless, and non-greasy properties, making it convenient for pet parents and cats alike.
• An adjustable and safety-release mechanism prevents choking if the collar gets caught.
• More economical compared to other treatments. One collar is more cost-effective than monthly treatments.
• Available in one size to suit all cats.

How Does the Seresto Flea and & Tick Collar Work?

The Seresto Collar for Cats contains imidacloprid and flumethrin as active ingredients. The collar's innovative polymer matrix stores these ingredients inside the collar. After application, the active formula is slowly released from the site of direct contact over the cat's skin surface, from head to toes, including the tail. As the active ingredients wear off, a new supply of the active formula is continuously replenished for 8 months. Imidacloprid controls flea infestations, whereas flumethrin repels and kills ticks.

The product label suggests that the collar kills existing fleas on cats 24 hours after the first application. It kills new fleas on the cat within two hours post-24 hours and protects against further flea infestations for 8 months. It begins preventing new tick infestations at 48 hours after application. The collar repels and/or kills any new ticks on the cat within 6 hours after 48 hours of application.

• Take the Seresto collar out of its protective bag immediately before use.
• Unroll the collar, ensuring no remnants from the plastic connectors are inside the collar.
• Insert the end of the collar through the buckle.
• Adjust the collar around the cat's neck without tightening it too tightly or leaving it too loose. Leave a gap of two fingers between the collar and the cat's neck.
• Pull the excess part of the collar through the loop(s). Cut the collar to a length no more than 1 inch (2 cm) beyond the loops.
• If the collar is on a growing kitten, do not cut the excess length.
• Check the collar regularly and adjust the fit if required.
• For optimum protection, make your cat wear the collar continuously. Replace the collar with a new one every 8 months.

Seresto Collar Dosage Guide:

This collar is for external use on cats only. Do not use it on humans or other animals. People with sensitivity to the active ingredients of the collar should avoid contact with the collar. Wash your hands thoroughly after handling the collar. Keep it away from children.

Do not use the collar on kittens under 10 weeks of age. Consult a veterinarian before using it on debilitated, aged, breeding, pregnant or nursing cats. If your cat is on other treatments, talk to your vet before using this collar.

Do not attach a leash to the collar, as this may cause breakage. Keep the collar in the protective bag and in the outer packaging until use. The collar contains small parts and can be a choking hazard. Store it out of reach of children and pets. Ensure that the collar is not fitted too tightly.

Storage Guide:

• Store it in the original, unopened container in a cool, dry place. Do not contaminate water, food or feed by storage or disposal. Do not use the container for food storage or other purposes.

• Flumethrin
• Imidacloprid

What does the Seresto collar do for cats?

Seresto collar kills and repels fleas and ticks. The collar treats and prevents fleas and ticks on cats from 10 weeks of age, for 8 months with just one application.

How do I take the Seresto collar off my cat?

To remove the Seresto collar from your cat, squeeze the outer sides of the buckle while pulling from the other end or side of the collar. Some may prefer to cut the collar off before applying the new one.

What is sustained release technology?

The active ingredients in the Seresto collar are released from within the collar. The formula spreads from the cat's head to its toes, including the tail. As the active ingredients wear off with time, a new supply is continuously replenished for 8 months, providing sustained protection.

Is the Seresto collar safe for young cats?

The Seresto collar is safe for use on kittens from ten weeks of age. Apply the collar as indicated in the product label, ensuring it is not fitted too tightly. The collar contains small parts and can be a choking hazard. Do not allow kittens to chew on the collar.

What happens if the collar gets stuck on something?

Seresto flea collar for cats features a safety-release mechanism. If your cat is trapped, the collar will widen or open, allowing for a quick release.

Can I use Seresto if my cat is on other treatments?

If your pet is on other treatments, it is necessary to consult your veterinarian before using this collar.

Is it safe to use the Seresto collar on a pregnant cat?

Consult your veterinarian before using the Seresto collar on pregnant, breeding or lactating cats.

Milbemax – Broad-Spectrum Worm Treatment For Cats

Intestinal worms can affect your cat's health and well-being by depriving them of essential nutrients. Milbemax for Cats is developed to eliminate this risk. This oral allwormer helps protect cats against major intestinal worms, including roundworms, hookworms and tapeworms, while also helping prevent the potentially fatal heartworms. It comes in a small, easy-to-administer tablet form that can be given directly or with food, allowing for convenient administration.

Milbemax cat worm treatment is suitable for kittens as young as 6 weeks old, safeguarding them from an early age. It is safe for use in pregnant, breeding and lactating felines of various breeds, reducing the risk of worm transmission to newborn kittens. This all-in-one wormer for cats combines two active ingredients to provide dual action against parasitic worms.

Recommended For:

• Kittens & cats.
• Milbemax is suitable for kittens from 6 weeks of age, weighing at least 1.1 lbs (0.5 Kg).

Milbemax For Cats Coverage:

• Indicated for the prevention of heartworm disease.
• Treats and controls roundworms, hookworms and tapeworms.

Active Ingredients:

Milbemycin oxime, Praziquantel.

Why Should You Buy Milbemax For Your Cats?

• Broad-spectrum treatment that is effective against all major gastrointestinal worms.
• Provides comprehensive worm control by eliminating worms at different life stages.
• Small, easy-to-administer tablets make administration easy.
• Can be given with food, allowing convenience while dosing.
• Recommended for kittens from 6 weeks of age.
• Suitable for use in pregnant, breeding and lactating cats.

How Does Milbemax Allwormer For Cats Work?

Milbemax cat allwormer contains milbemycin oxime and praziquantel. This combination of active ingredients provides broad-spectrum protection against all major intestinal worms and helps prevent heartworm disease. Milbemycin oxime targets the nervous system of worms, including roundworms, hookworms and heartworm larvae. This leads to paralysis and death of these parasites. Praziquantel causes muscle contraction in tapeworms, leading to their disintegration and elimination from the body.

• Milbemax should be administered as a single dose orally with or after some food.
• Weigh your cat beforehand and select the appropriate pack.
• Before beginning treatment with Milbemax, consult a veterinarian to have your cat tested for existing heartworms.
• Use Milbemax Tablets for Kittens and Small Cats in kittens at 6, 8 and 12 weeks of age and then once every 3 months.
• Administer Milbemax Tablets for Large Cats in cats weighing 4.4 lbs (2.0 Kg) or greater.
• Treat nursing cats at the same time as their kittens.
• For routine intestinal worm control, adult cats should typically be treated every 3 months.
• For heartworm prevention, administer it once every month, preferably on the same date each month.

Milbemax For Cats Dosing Guide:

This allwormer for cats is not recommended for kittens below six weeks of age. It is for use in cats only. Avoid using it in any other animal species. Milbemax is suitable for pregnant, breeding and lactating cats. Consult a veterinarian before use. Keep it out of reach of children, pets and uninformed people.

Do not use if your cat has a known sensitivity to any of the active ingredients used in the treatment. Do not use tablets for kittens and small cats in cats weighing under 1.1 lbs (0.5 Kg) and do not use tablets for large cats in cats weighing under 4.4 lbs (2.0 Kg).

Treat all animals in the household. Consult your veterinarian before using Milbemax alongside macrocyclic lactones and other veterinary treatments. Wash your hands after handling this treatment.

Storage Guide:

• Do not store above 25°C.

What is Milbemax for Cats?

Milbemax for Cats is an oral tablet, formulated to protect against all major intestinal worms and heartworm disease. It is suitable for kittens from 6 weeks of age with at least 1.1 lbs of body weight.

Which parasites does this broad-spectrum treatment protect from?

This allwormer is effective against roundworms, hookworms and tapeworms. It also prevents heartworm disease when administered monthly.

How frequently should I use wormer on my cat?

For worm control in adult cats, use Milbemax every three months. For the prevention of heartworm disease, administer it every month.

Is it necessary to administer this cat wormer with food?

Milbemax can be given to cats with or without food.

How soon can I start treating my kitten with Milbemax?

You should treat kittens with Milbemax at 6, 8 and 12 weeks of age and once every 3 months thereafter.

Is it safe for pregnant cats?

Milbemax can be given to pregnant, breeding and lactating cats. However, for the safety of your feline companions, you should talk to a vet before using this treatment.

Can I give Milbemax for Cats to a dog?

Milbemax for cats is specifically developed for use in kittens and cats and should not be given to dogs. For dogs, you should use Milbemax for Dogs.

Can I use this allwormer with my cat's other treatments?

It is recommended that you talk to a veterinarian before using this wormer concurrently with other veterinary treatments.