• Vet-recommended flea and tick collar
• Offers long-lasting protection for 8 continuous months
• No-mess, non-greasy and odorless
• Provides 3-way protection against fleas, ticks and lice
• Features a unique release mechanism for quick release in unlikely situations
• Easy-to-wear and water-resistant
• Kills fleas and ticks through contact – no biting required
• Kills and repels fleas before they lay eggs
• Kills and repels fleas that may transmit canine vector-borne diseases
• Kills and repels 4 types of ticks
• Kills and repels ticks that may transmit diseases
• Made with polymer matrix technology for continuous release of ingredients and uninterrupted protection
• Suitable for dogs from 7 weeks of age

Instructions To Use Seresto Collar

• Weigh your dog and select the suitable Seresto Collar size.
• Remove the collar from the protective bag directly before use.
• Unroll the collar and ensure there are no remnants from the plastic connectors inside it.
• Insert the end of the collar through the buckle.
• Adjust the collar around your dog’s neck. Do not make it too tight or too loose. As a guide, fit two fingers comfortably between the collar and your dog’s neck.
• Pull the excess collar through the loop(s).
• Cut the collar to a length no greater than 1 inch (2 cm) beyond the loop(s), unless using it on a growing puppy. Additional length may be needed for adjustment as your puppy grows.
• Check the collar periodically and adjust the fit if required, especially during rapid growth stages.
• The collar should be worn continuously for the 8-month protection period. There is no need to remove it while bathing. However, to maintain the full 8-month duration, do not bathe your dog more than once per month.
• Replace the collar after 8 months for optimal flea and tick protection.

Packaging:

Seresto Collar is available in two sizes for an appropriate and comfortable fit:

• Seresto Collar for Small Dogs: For dogs weighing up to 18 lbs.
• Seresto Collar for Large Dogs: For dogs weighing over 18 lbs.

• This collar is not intended for use in humans. It is suitable for external use in dogs only.
• Keep the collar away from your dog’s eyes or mouth.
• Keep out of reach of children. Do not allow children to play with the collar, as it contains small parts that may pose a choking hazard.
• Do not open the package until ready to use.
• Read the entire label before use.
• Do not attach a leash to the collar, as this may cause breakage.
• Avoid contact with eyes, skin, or clothing.
• Wash thoroughly with soap and cold water after fitting the collar.
• Dispose of the pouch and expired collar in the trash.

Precautions

• Consult your veterinarian before using this collar on debilitated, aged, breeding, pregnant, or nursing animals.
• If your pet is on medication, consult your veterinarian before use.

Storage

• Store in the original unopened container in a cool, dry place inaccessible to children.

• Cheap and affordable heartworm treatment
• Eliminates heartworm infections and prevents heartworm diseases
• Suitable for puppies and dogs
• Easy to administer tablets
• Treats previous infections that have occurred a month before
• It can be combined with other flea and tick treatments

Instructions To Use Valuheart

• Select the appropriate pack as per the weight of your dog.
• Give one tablet per month to puppies, small and medium dogs, stud dogs, and pregnant and breeding dogs.
• For large dogs that weigh more than 88 lbs, you can give a combination of tablets.
• You can give directly into the mouth or mix tablet it in the dog’s food.
• Repeat on a monthly basis or as advised by your local vet.

Package:

• Do NOT give to puppies younger than 6 weeks of age.
• Do NOT administer to dogs allergic to the ingredients of the tablets.
• Heartworm spreads through mosquitoes so it is better to treat all pets simultaneously.
• Wash hands after administering the tablets.
• Store in a cool and dry place.

Caution:Collies including Border Collies and other breeds have genetic intolerance to Ivermectin. Those pet owners with Collies and other susceptible breeds should look for alternatives to Ivermectin for the treatment of parasites.