I bought 3 seresto collars for my dogs earlier this spring, not knowing of the dangers!! My daughters lab Aleigh began having seizures and this past May she started seizing and never came out of it!! Ten hours later, at the veterinary office, she was sadly put to sleep!! To make matters worse, she was my daughters support dog and would warn us when my daughter was going into a seizure, so now my daughters companion for her health is gone!! Then today my daughter called me at work and said my pomeranian was having seizures!! She’s never had them before but prior to today she has started quivering and stumbling around!! It would only last a short time and then she would seem fine!! I thought maybe something had scared her because she’s had no prior health issues and she’s 7!! Then today the call that she’s having seizures!! We immediately took off the collar from her and our morkie, Tiko!! I am physically sick to know that this stupid collar killed our precious Aleigh, and has been making Tinker slowly sick!! Thank God I realized it before she died too, at least I am praying we realized it in time!! There hopefully will be consequences for this company and if there is I want componsated!! No one should go through this for something that is supposed to help not harm!!!!

My Rhodesian Ridgeback/Lab has worn Seresto collar for 3 years, replacing each spring. He was diagnosed 2 weeks ago with inoperable cancer that began as a large tumor on his neck. It is rapid growing and we are just trying to keep him out of pain until he leaves us. We are so broken hearted. To think that this could have been prevented makes me so angry. Why wasn’t there warnings??????

So very sad after seeing this warning on the news.. lost my little yorkie in Feb. this year, she was only 7 yrs old.. survived two surgeries ..one on her breast and the other was a growth in her mouth. Miss her everyday .. stop putting things on the market that kill our pets… they are our family.

We have a Minature Australian sheppard that turned a year old in March. We got him when he was a little over 3 months old. He had a seresto collar for about 8 months and started having issues with his back and front legs. Seems like his legs get stiff and he can’t use them, it happens daily and will happen for a few seconds when he has the episodes. He doesn’t have the collar any more, the vet really isn’t sure what his problem is and says it would cost a fortune for tests and is more then likely something that would be irreversible, so he recommends just treating as we go and treat any symptoms or problems that he has. I’m wondering if this could be a side effect from the seresto collar?

My girl worn them also, mu misty ended up having sezuires, she had never had them before, she had 3 in a half hour, thought i was gonna lose her, she went on meds and reg vets visits, if affected her whole left side, affected her bowls she was on meds for inconience and had trouble wagging her tail, I lost her last Sept 2020… my Chocolate lab, developed cancer in her hind legs, lost some of her hair, lost Tanika Mar 2021 both my girls were gone with in 6 months of each other,

My little Dachsand started having trouble after the second year I used the Soresto Collar. She started acting strange, like being drunk, she ten lost the use of her back legs. She would slowly drag her self along. She stop eating, which concerned me, so I took her to the Vet., they said she had a Stoke or a Siesure. They kept her for 1 week and then put her down. I lost a part of my family that day. Damm Seresto.

My vet recommended the Soresto collar for my 10 pound Schitzu about 8 months ago. I then purchased it at a holistic pet store known for not using chemicals in food, etc.no one said anything to me about pesticides. My poor Lily started having trouble walking and balancing while trying to walk as if she were drunk. It happened over time and I didn’t make the connection not being aware of what the EPA knew all along and didn’t warn the public. Lily also had bloodwork done and suddenly had liver issues. Again didn’t know why and kept checking her and her levels would go up and down. Then they went up again and the vet said she needed an ultrasound but couldn’t do it for 3 weeks because the best are so overwhelmed. So I went to another vet who I had dealt with with my previous dog and they were able to do it immediately. Thankfully there was no tumor but she needed expensive liver supplements of Ursodial and denamarin. I was hopeful these would work having read about their use. During the last 6 months of her life, Lily slept in my arms at night. I was having headaches and ended up having a mini stroke Dec.1, 2020 as she layed next to me . Still didn’t make any connection because I didn’t have the facts. I had to put Lily to sleep Feb 15, 2021 because even after making sure she had the proper meds to help her liver recover, how could it if the collar was poisoning her and possibly me. I’m so angry that I’ve been consumed with trying to get the word out in the last few days after learning the truth about the harm and deaths that have occurred from this product unchecked since 2012. It’s too late for my poor Lily and I hope she can forgive me for not realizing there was a connection. I hold Bayer, Elanco and the EPA responsible for Lily s suffering and death and I will not stop telling my story and warning other pet parents about the harm of this Soresto product . I’ve contacted the Holistic store where I bought it and they refuse to take it off the shelves. I’ve contacted a friend who happens to know the owner to influence her to remove it. This friend also works at the local tv station and is going to talk to the producer and top investigative journalist to see if there’s a way to generically warn pet product consumers about pesticides in certain products that could harm or kill as we approach the flea and tick product season. I’ve also contacted Chewey co. With whom I’ve done a lot of business and asked them to remove the product from their websites until research can be reviewed. They were as always very concerned and took my story seriously. I know a Congessional subcommittee asked the company to recall the product and they refused but I’m not giving up. CONGRESSMAN MATT CARTWRIGHT is my Pennsylvania congressman and I plan on contacting him next. We must hold this company accountable and get this product off the shelves. I couldn’t save Lily but I’m going to make it my mission to save other pets from harm or death. That’s what Lily would want me to do. Please help me get the word out.

I started using the Seresto flea collar on my South African Boerboel in 2015. She developed insulin producing tumors in her pancreas in November 2017 and I had to put her down. She was only 6 years. I stopped using the collar on her brother