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Seresto Flea and Tick Collar For Small Dogs (upto 18 lbs) 15 inch (38 cm)

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Seresto Flea and Tick Collar For Small Dogs (upto 18 lbs) 15 inch (38 cm) 1 collar

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Description

Seresto 8-Month Flea & Tick Control Collar for Dogs

Seresto Flea & Tick Collar for Dogs is a vet-recommended and long-lasting collar that provides up to 8 months of protection against fleas, ticks, and lice for dogs and puppies aged 7 weeks and older.

This easy-to-wear collar is mess-free, odor-free, and hassle-free, effectively repelling and killing fleas to control infestations. It also targets multiple tick species, including deer ticks, American dog ticks, brown dog ticks, and lone star ticks.

Unlike many treatments that require parasites to bite first, Seresto works through contact, killing and repelling fleas and ticks before they bite, helping reduce irritation and discomfort. Its long-lasting effectiveness reduces the need for frequent applications, making it a convenient and reliable option for long-term parasite protection.

Seresto is available in two sizes to suit small and large dogs, ensuring a proper and comfortable fit for all breeds.

How effective is Seresto Collar for Dogs?

Seresto begins killing fleas within 24 hours of application and kills re-infesting fleas within 2 hours. It starts killing and repelling ticks within 48 hours of application. The collar also helps prevent reinfestations by killing fleas before they can lay eggs.

How does the Seresto Dog Collar work?

Seresto Collar contains flumethrin and imidacloprid as its active ingredients. Its patented polymer matrix technology allows these ingredients to be released slowly and continuously over time. After application, the ingredients spread across the dog’s skin and coat, providing ongoing protection by repelling and killing fleas and ticks through contact.

What to know before using Seresto Collar?

Ticks already present on the dog at the time of application may not be killed immediately. Remove existing ticks before applying the collar.
Dogs should not be bathed more than once per month to maintain the full 8-month flea protection duration.
For dogs that swim once a month or more, flea protection may be reduced to 5 months and tick control to 7 months.

Key Benefits

Kills and repels fleas and ticks
Covers four species of ticks
Offers long-lasting effectiveness for up to 8 months
Odorless and non-greasy collar
No monthly applications needed
No fuss of oral administration
Kills chewing lice in dogs
Water-resistant collar; can stay on while swimming or bathing
Suitable for dogs and puppies over 7 weeks old

Directions

Fasten one collar per dog around the dog’s neck.
Adjust the collar so that it is neither too tight nor too loose.
Leave a gap of two fingers between the collar and the dog’s neck.
Pull the collar through the loop and cut off any excess length, leaving about 2 cm beyond the buckle.
The collar should be worn continuously for 8 months.
Replace the collar every 8 months for continuous protection.
The collar does not need to be removed for bathing, but frequent swimming or bathing (more than once monthly) may reduce the duration of protection.
The collar includes a safety release mechanism that allows it to widen if the dog becomes trapped.

Dog Size	Effectiveness Duration	Size
Seresto Collar for Small Dogs up to 18 lbs	8 Months	15 inches
Seresto Collar for Large Dogs over 18 lbs	8 Months	27.5 inches

Safety

Do not tie the collar too tightly around the neck.
Keep out of reach of children.
Do not allow children to play with the collar.
For external use on dogs only.
Do not attach the collar to a leash.
Do not use on other animals.
Wash hands after applying the collar.
In case of adverse reactions, remove the collar and consult your veterinarian.
Store in a cool and dry place, away from direct sunlight.

More Info

Target Species	Dogs
Mode of Administration	External collar
Active Ingredients	Flumethrin, Imidacloprid
Brand Name	Seresto

FAQ

How quickly does Seresto for Dogs work?

The collar starts killing existing fleas on your dog within 24 hours and ticks within 48 hours. It then continues to kill or repel new fleas and ticks within a few hours to prevent reinfestations.

Can Seresto Flea and Tick Control Collar be used in puppies?

Yes, Seresto collar can be used on puppies aged 7 weeks and older.

How long does the collar last?

Seresto Flea and Tick Control collar provides up to 8 months of continuous protection against fleas and ticks. It is recommended to replace the collar after 8 months for optimal effectiveness.

Is the Seresto Collar good for dogs?

Seresto kills and repels fleas and ticks through contact, so parasites do not need to bite your dog to be eliminated, helping prevent irritation and discomfort.

Can Seresto be used on pregnant or lactating dogs?

Seresto is not recommended for use in pregnant or lactating dogs.

Can dogs wear Seresto Collar alongside normal collars?

Yes, Seresto can be worn alongside your dog’s regular collar, as long as it maintains contact with the skin and coat.

Does Seresto kill mites?

Seresto is designed to protect against fleas and ticks. It is not indicated for the treatment of ear mites in dogs.

Does Seresto Collar repel ticks on dogs?

Yes, Seresto kills and repels ticks, including deer ticks, American dog ticks, brown dog ticks, and lone star ticks.

How do I remove the Seresto Collar?

To remove the collar, squeeze the outer sides of the buckle while pulling the collar from the other end. Alternatively, you can cut the collar off with scissors before replacing it.

Where can I buy Seresto Collar from?

You can purchase Seresto Collar for Dogs from your veterinarian or a trusted online store like CanadaVetExpress.

Disclaimer: This information is based on the official product label and manufacturer documentation. It does not replace professional veterinary advice. Please consult your veterinarian before administering any treatment.

Still Have Questions? – Please email us your queries at support@canadavetexpress.com and we will be happy to help you.

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Valuheart for Dogs - Heartworm Disease Prevention

Valuheart for Dogs is a monthly oral tablet indicated for the prevention of heartworm disease in dogs and puppies from 6 weeks of age. It eliminates the larval stages of heartworms that may infect the dog in the month (30 days) before treatment.

Available as small, scored, easy-to-dose tablets, Valuheart offers reliable heartworm disease prevention with regular monthly dosing. Just give your dog one convenient tablet of Valuheart as directed and help them stay protected from the dangerous heartworm disease.

How does Valuheart work?

Valuheart is formulated with ivermectin as its key ingredient.

When a Valuheart tablet is given orally, the ivermectin gets absorbed in the bloodstream of the dog to eliminate the immature stages of heartworms present in the dog’s body and prevent their development into adult heartworms.

Valuheart tablets are available in three dosage strengths to offer optimum dosage to small dogs, medium dogs, and large dogs.

What to know before using Valuheart?

Valuheart should be used with caution in ivermectin-sensitive dog breeds, including Collies and Border Collies.
Dogs should be tested for heartworms before starting treatment with Valuheart heartworm prevention tablets.
The initial dose must be given within one month of the first exposure to mosquitoes. However, Valuheart Monthly Heartworm Tablets also control heartworm infection when treatment is initiated up to four months after exposure to infected mosquitoes, provided monthly treatment is continued for at least 12 months. The final dose must be given within one month after the last exposure to mosquitoes.
Valuheart is a preventative treatment that works against heartworm larvae only; it does not kill adult heartworms.

Key Benefits

Oral tablet for heartworm disease prevention in dogs
Contains ivermectin, the same ingredient as Heartgard
Can be used in pregnant, breeding, and lactating dogs
Can be given directly or mixed with food
Each tablet treats your dog for one month
Available in three dosage strengths

Directions

Weigh your dog before starting the treatment to ensure you select the appropriate pack size of Valuheart heartworm prevention tablets.
Administer the tablet orally every month.
Make sure that the dog completes the entire meal to receive the full dosage if you are mixing the dose with food.
If you miss a dose of Valuheart, consult your veterinarian as soon as possible for advice on the next dosage.

Valuheart Dosage Chart for Dogs/Puppies:

Pack Color	Dog Weight	Dog Size	Strength
Valuheart Blue	Up to 22 lbs (up to 10 kg)	Small Dogs	60 µg
Valuheart Green	23–44 lbs (11-20 kg)	Medium Dogs	120 µg
Valuheart Gold	45-88 lbs (21-40 kg)	Large Dogs	240 µg

*For dogs over 40 kg (88 lbs), give 1 Valuheart Monthly Heartworm Tablet for Large Dogs, plus half a tablet for every additional 20 kg (44 lbs).

Safety

Use only for dogs.
Store it out of reach of children and pets.
Dispose of the pack by wrapping with paper and putting in garbage.
In case of an overdose or accidental ingestion, take your pet to the veterinarian immediately.
If you notice any side effects, consult your vet immediately.

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Target Species	Dogs
Packs	Small, Medium, Large
Mode of Administration	Oral
Effective For	Heartworm Disease Prevention
Active Ingredient	Ivermectin
Brand Name	Valuheart

FAQ

Does Valuheart treat existing heartworms?

No, Valuheart is not indicated for the treatment of heartworms. It is a heartworm prevention treatment only.

What is the best way to administer Valuheart for dogs?

Valuheart monthly heartworm tablets can be given with food or without food. Repeat the dosing every month, preferably on the same date.

Is Valuheart safe for dogs?

Yes. Valuheart contains ivermectin. Valuheart has a wide safety margin for all dogs, including stud dogs, breeding bitches (including pregnant and lactating dogs), and puppies over 6 weeks of age.

My dog only weighs 4.5 kg (approx. 10 lbs). Can I cut the small dog tablet in half, or do I need to give the full tablet?

Yes, you can safely cut the tablet in half if required. Valuheart has been formulated so that the active ingredient, ivermectin, is evenly distributed throughout the tablet.

Should I have my dog tested for heartworms regularly?

Although your dog may be on a heartworm preventative, it is advisable to have them tested periodically to maintain your dog's health.

Does Valuheart treat intestinal worms?

No, Valuheart only prevents heartworm disease in dogs by eliminating the parasite during the developmental stage in the muscle and fatty tissue. Valuheart does not treat intestinal worms.

What is the difference between Valuheart and a chewable heartworm prevention?

Chewable treatments are designed to give your dog a tasty snack while providing heartworm prevention at the same time. However, some manufacturers of chewable formulas recommend that the dog must chew the treat thoroughly and not swallow it whole. Valuheart, whether ingested broken or whole, is absorbed in the stomach, releasing the full dose of the active ingredient.

Where can I buy Valuheart for Dogs?

You can buy Valuheart online from pet supplies stores like CanadaVetExpress or from your veterinarian.

Note: All the product-related information is based solely on the official label and manufacturer-provided details. It does not replace professional veterinary advice. Please consult your veterinarian before starting any treatment.