Seresto is a unique flea and tick collar for cats. The innovative collar is probably the longest lasting protection against fleas and ticks. This formula treats and prevents flea infestations for up to 8 months. Plus, it repels and controls paralysis ticks for 8 months.
Seresto is an odourless collar that treats and controls flea allergy dermatitis and reduces the transmission of flea tapeworms and flea-borne disease (Bartonella Henselae). Within 24 hours of applying the collar, it controls flea infestation and kills 98% of existing fleas.
Seresto kills fleas and paralysis ticks on contact, so feline do not have to take a bite, hence, your cat is protected against flea and paralysis tick bites.
The collar is safe and suitable for use on cats from 10 weeks of age with no minimum weight requirement.
How does it work?
Advantage Seresto collar contains unique combination of imidacloprid and flumethrin. The collar is designed with an innovative delivery system where active ingredients are slowly and continuously released in low concentrations from the collar. These contents spread and contacts the skin over the entire skin surface of your cat. The ingredients do not have to be spread into the blood as the mode of action does not require fleas to bite. When fleas come in direct contact, imidacloprid kills fleas through nerve triggering mechanism. The other ingredient flumethrin works in conjunction with imidacloprid to boost its activity against fleas. The active ingredients also rapidly repel paralysis ticks, and prevents tick attachment and biting. Seresto Collar provides long duration protection and is safe to use alongside other treatments.
Water-resistant* *See product label for further information.
Odour-free
Seresto is a collar like no other
The Seresto cat collar works by releasing its active ingredients in controlled, low doses, allowing your cat to stay protected for 8 months from fleas and ticks. Seresto is the easy and long-lasting way to help your cat stay happy and healthy.
How does Seresto work?
At first sight, Seresto might look like just another pet collar, but it’s far from ordinary. Seresto contains two active ingredients, imidacloprid and flumethrin, that are released in low doses and spread throughout your cat’s skin and fur from head to tail. The collar creates an invisible layer of protection that kills fleas and ticks that come in contact with your cat.
How to apply Seresto for cats
Remove the Seresto collar from the pouch. Remove any remaining plastic connectors on the inside of the collar. Put the collar around your cat’s neck and insert the loose end into the two loops. Cut off any extra collar length, leaving about 2 cm of the loose end beyond the second loop.
Make sure the collar is neither too tight nor too loose. Ideally, two fingers should fit between the collar and your cat’s neck.
Seresto FAQs
What is Seresto for cats?
Seresto is an innovative collar that protects your cat from fleas and ticks for eight months, killing fleas and ticks on contact without the need for them to bite and take a blood meal. This means your cat is getting the longest-lasting and best possible protection against fleas and ticks.
What makes Seresto different from other flea collars?
Innovative technology enables the collar to release controlled, safe doses of its active ingredients over long periods of time. These are transferred to your cat’s skin and fur, and spread across your cat’s entire body to keep your cat protected from fleas and ticks for eight months.
What are the active ingredients in Seresto?
There are two: imidacloprid, which kills adult fleas on your cat and flea larvae in their environment, and flumethrin, which repels and kills ticks. Both ingredients act on contact without the need for fleas or ticks to bite to be killed.
How long does Seresto for cats take to work?
Seresto kills existing fleas on cats within 24 hours of application. Once Seresto has been on your cat for 24 hours, re-infesting fleas are killed within two hours. Once Seresto has been on your cat for 48 hours, re-infesting ticks will be rapidly repelled and/or killed. In the case of paralysis ticks, most are repelled and drop off the cat without biting, within 6 hours of coming into contact with a cat wearing Seresto. These ticks will go on to die.
My pet has started chewing the collar. Should I be worried?
As the vast majority of active ingredients are bound within the collar matrix and are not on the surface, they are not released or absorbed when the collar gets chewed. Nevertheless, you should prevent your cat from chewing the collar. Check to make sure the collar is not too loose. If the collar is chewed, your cat may experience mild gastrointestinal upset. If this occurs, please call 1800 678 368 to speak to a vet or vet nurse on our customer care line.
When can I put the Seresto collar on my kitten?
Seresto collars can be used on kittens from 10 weeks of age. If younger kittens need flea control, they can be treated with Advantage for Cats and Kittens from birth.
Should I leave a gap between taking off an old collar and putting on a new one?
Replacing your cat’s Seresto collar immediately after removing the expired collar will ensure continuous protection against fleas and ticks.
My Seresto collar doesn’t smell at all. Does this mean it’s not working properly?
Not at all. Seresto is odourless, which means you don’t have to put up with any of the unpleasant smells you usually associate with older collars.
Can the Seresto collar be used alongside normal collars?
Absolutely. Always place the Seresto collar next to your cat’s normal collar, so that it is in direct contact with the skin or hair.
My cat is scratching at the collar, causing redness and irritation. What should I do?
Although uncommon, there is a chance that your cat might develop mild reactions such as scratching, redness and hair loss under the collar. These symptoms usually occur within the first one to two weeks of collar application and resolve soon after, without removing the collar, as your cat gets used to wearing it. In some cases, temporary collar removal may be recommended until the symptoms have disappeared. In the unlikely event that your cat develops any of these symptoms, please call 1800 678 368 to speak to a vet or vet nurse on our customer care line.
What happens if my cat gets her collar stuck on something?
Seresto is designed with a double safety-release mechanism. In the unlikely event of your cat being trapped, the collar will widen or open, allowing for a quick release. The collar is also equipped with a predetermined breaking point for additional safety.
How often should I check the fit of the Seresto collar on a growing kitten?
Kittens grow at different rates, and we recommend checking the collar daily or every second day and readjusting if necessary.
How should I dispose of a Seresto cat collar?
Used collars or any remnants should be disposed of according to the label.
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Direction
One collar is useful for one animal.
Remove collar from the pouch before use.
Unroll the collar and remove all the plastic connectors.
Adjust the collar around the neck of your cat without overtightening.
Ensure to leave 2 fingers space between the neck of a cat and the collar.
Pull collar over the loop and cut off any excess length extending beyond 2 cm.
The collar should be worn continuously for the full protection period.
For growing kittens, check the collar periodically and adjust the fitting accordingly.
Key Benefits
Innovative flea protection system for cats
Kills fleas and ticks on contact, so cats don't suffer from flea and tick bites
Existing adult fleas are killed within 24 hours after collar application
Protects cats against flea and paralysis tick infestation for up to 8 months
Repels and controls paralysis ticks for 8 months
Lowers the risk of flea-borne diseases
Odourless and easy to use collar
Easily fits and adjusted for growing kittens
The breakthrough technology helps cat to get free in trapped situation
Safety
Read safety directions.
For animal treatment only.
Keep out of reach of children.
Do not allow children to play with the collar.
Wash hands after use.
Store at room temperature.
For external use only.
Do not open inner pouch until ready to use.
The safety of this product is not evaluated for pregnant and lactating animals.
Contraindications:
No possible contraindications seen of using this product.
More Information
Target species
Cats
Mode of administration
Topical
Active Ingredients
Flumethrin Imidacloprid
Manufacturer
Bayer/Elanco
Brand Name
Advantage
Product Information
Information
Directions
Benefits
Safety
More Info
Milbemax Allwormer Tablets for Cats
Milbemax for cats is a beef-flavored tablet used as a broad-spectrum Allwormer to treat intestinal worms in felines. It controls and treats adult and immature roundworms, hookworms, and adult tapeworms found in kittens and cats. It destroys juvenile and mature stages of intestinal worms and thus protects the pet from several diseases. The flavour-coated tablets are also an effective heartworm preventive. It is safe to use in kittens from 6 weeks of age and 0.5 kg as well as in breeding, pregnant and lactating cats
Working method:
Milbemycin oxime and praziquantel are the active ingredients of the tablets. The first one disrupts nerve transmissions in invertebrates and thus destroys heartworm larvae, hookworm and roundworm. Praziquantel disintegrates and kills tapeworm by causing muscle spasm. The combined effect of both ingredients results in killing and controlling intestinal worms and preventing heartworms.
From the Manufacturer
Milbemycin oxime and praziquantel
Milbemax delivers broad-spectrum protection for cats and dogs against common intestinal worms, including roundworm, hookworm, whipworm* and tapeworm, in a small three-monthly tablet. When given monthly, it also prevents deadly heartworm infection.
Important Information
Read product leaflet for full instructions
Milbemax Tablets for Dogs and Milbemax Tablets for Cats are distinct formulations and should only be administered to dogs and cats respectively
Before starting Milbemax, you should have your veterinarian confirm that your dog or cat does not have heartworm
For heartworm prevention, Milbemax must be administered every month, preferably on the same date each month
The safe administration of Milbemax is supported in dogs from 0.5 kg and 2 weeks of age and in cats from 0.5 kg and 6 weeks of age
In hydatid tapeworm areas, dogs should be dosed monthly or on vet advice
Directions for Use
For heartworm prevention, Milbemax must be administered every month, preferably on the same date each month.
For Cats
For Cats weighing
Milbemax Tablets for Small Cats
Milbemax Tablets for Cats
0.5 - 1 kg
1/2 tablet
-
>1 - 2 kg
1 tablet
-
>2 - 4 kg
-
1/2 tablet
>4 - 8 kg
-
1 tablet
For Cats > 8 kg, a combination of tablets should be given, consistent with the recommended minimum dose.
For Dogs
For Dogs weighing
Milbemax Tablets for Small Dogs and Puppies
Milbemax Tablets for Dogs
0.5 - 1 kg
1/2 tablet
-
>1 - 5 kg
1 tablet
-
>5 - 25 kg
-
1 tablet
>25 - 50 kg
-
2 tablets
For dogs > 50 kg, a combination of tablets should be given, consistent with the recommended minimum dose.
Milbemax for small cats – for cats that weigh between 0.5 and 2 Kg
Milbemax for cats – for cats weigh between 2 and 8 Kg
The minimum dosage is 2mg milbemycin oxime and 5 mg praziquantel per kilogram of bodyweight. Check dosage table for details.
Dosage:
Cat weight
Dosage
0.5 – 1 Kg
½ tablet Milbemax for small cats
>1 – 2 Kg
1 tablet Milbemax for small cats
>2 – 4 Kg
½ tablet Milbemax for cats
>4 – 8 Kg
1 tablet Milbemax for cats
>8 Kg
Combination of tablets consistent with recommended min dosage
For treating intestinal worms, give accurate dosage of Milbemax for small cats at 6, 8 and 12 weeks of age. After this, repeat at every 3 months.
Give Milbemax for cats to cats weighing over 2 kg at an interval of 3 months. Treat nursing queens at the same time as their kittens.
For heartworm prevention, get your pet tested for existing heartworm infection. If the test is negative then administer one tablet per month preferably on the same date. On missing any dosage, treat immediately and resume monthly dosing.
Note: It is safe for breeding cats, pregnant and lactating queens. It is considered highly safe for cats going through any of the reproductive stages.
Palatable beef flavoured tablets loved by the pet
Easy to administer oral treatment
Destroys intestinal worms
Prevents heartworms
Suitable for all breeds of kittens, small cats and large cats
Protects the pet from severe intestinal disorders and secondary diseases
Do not use for dogs or other species of pets
Do not give to kittens younger than 6 weeks of age and weighing less than 0.5 Kg
Heartworm infection test prior to treatment is highly recommended
Follow label instructions for details of administration, expiry and precautions
Wash hands with soap and water after administering the tablet
Dispose the pack after usage
Side effects are rare but may occur to sensitive pets. If you observe any abnormal behaviour after administering the tablet then consult a vet immediately.
Contraindications:
Do not give to kittens younger than 6 weeks of age and weighing less than 0.5 Kg
Warning
This product must be administered MONTHLY to prevent heartworm infection.
It is recommended for use all year round.
Please seek advice from your veterinarian regarding heartworm testing PRIOR to using this product if:
your pet is older than 8 weeks of age when you start using this product OR
one of the monthly doses is missed or is late by more than 1 week.
Target species
6 weeks and older kittens and cats weighing at least 0.5 Kg
Effective for 8 months
Kills and repels ticks
Water-resistant* 
Odour-free
Remove the Seresto collar from the pouch. Remove any remaining plastic connectors on the inside of the collar. Put the collar around your cat’s neck and insert the loose end into the two loops. Cut off any extra collar length, leaving about 2 cm of the loose end beyond the second loop. 
Milbemycin oxime and praziquantel
