Is Seresto safe for a dog with liver problems and active fleas/ticks?

Seresto will be most cost-effective. It is a good quality product and lasts for 8 months. It would be a good choice for a working dog. Nexgard is as good (safe and effective) as Seresto but it will cost you more per year compared with Seresto.

Seresto collars are great for fleas and ticks for up to 8 months which is great! I would make sure she is also on heartworm prevention as this is spread by mosquitoes. I have attached some information about seresto collars https://www.petbasics.com/dog-products/seresto-for-dogs/product-detail/

So Flumethrin is used to kill ticks, and Imidacloprid is used to kill sucking insects such as fleas. This collar is safe to use on Oscar, but like any treatment, there are potential side effects. These include slight hair loss and irritation at the site of the collar. Seresto have been vigorously tested for safety, so you can use it on him without worry. I hope this helps!

I like the Seresto collar. It is effective and one collar lasts 8 months. It can even get wet! It has different medication than those other products you mentioned and since it is very slow release he may not react to it. All you can do is try I suppose. https://www.petbasics.com/dog-products/seresto-for-dogs/?pref=dog Hope this helps. Best wishes.

Hi there! I like the Seresto collar for this purpose - it lasts 6-8 months depending on your dog's lifestyle (how often he goes swimming, etc.), and is effective against fleas and ticks. There is no problem using it in combination with monthly Trifexis.

It is ok to use Seresto along with other topical products, just not oral ones. In some pets there can be a little skin irritation, so watch out for that and notify your vet if this happens. Otherwise, you should be fine to go ahead with Seresto to see if this does the trick. I would also recommend using a flea fogger to treat your home, which can be found at your local Home Depot or Lowe's. If you still don't have good results with the Seresto collar, then I would wait at least 2 weeks and consider better products such as Simparica or Nexgard. Best of luck with your flea issue and Nova moving forward. Take care!

Seresto is a very good product and in my experience would work best. Otherwise it seems you are doing everything Nina needs. Benadryl and any other medication you are giving should be ideally supervised by your veterinarian. Hope that answers your questions, if not please contact us again!