Virbac Prevexto Flea and Tick Control Collars

Introducing Prevexto™: The long-lasting and cost‑effective collar which protects your pet from fleas and ticks for up to 8 months. (8 months for ticks, 7-8 months for adult fleas)

Parasite risk in the UK is no longer just a seasonal concern; it has become a year-round threat to our pets. Due to milder winters, ticks remain active for much longer periods. Furthermore, with a rise in pets traveling to and from abroad, the risk from vector-borne diseases has increased. To keep your pet safe, it is vital to switch to year-round, personalised protection tailored to their specific lifestyle and location. Prevexto™ is the ideal choice for pet owners seeking a cost-effective, long-term solution that eliminates the stress of remembering monthly treatments. 

Prevexto™ is a parasiticide collar for cats and dogs, designed for pet owners who want long-term, reliable protection for fleas and ticks. It’s easy to use and cost-effective. Prevexto™ is manufactured by Virbac, a leading global player in pet health since 1968.

Available in three options
Prevexto Flea & Tick Collar for Cats - 1.25g imidacloprid and 0.56g flumethrin - 8 months protection for ticks, 7‑8 months for adult fleas. Suitable for cats & kittens over 10 weeks of age. 
Prevexto Flea & Tick Collar for Dogs 8kg or under - 1.25g imidacloprid and 0.56g flumethrin - 8 months protection for ticks, 7‑8 months for adult fleas. Suitable for dogs & puppies over 7 weeks of age and weighing 8kg or under.
Prevexto Flea & Tick Collar for Dogs over 8kg - 4.5g imidacloprid and 2.03g flumethrin - 8 months protection for ticks, 7‑8 months for adult fleas. Suitable for dogs & puppies over 7 weeks of age and weighing over 8kg.

With parasite protection no longer being one-size-fits-all, flea and tick protection should be personalised based on your pet’s species, breed, size, lifestyle and geographical location. Parasite risks change depending on where you live or travel and your pet’s lifestyle will define what sort of parasite protection your pet will require. Urban parks, rural woodlands, coastal areas, and livestock fields all host different levels of flea and tick activity. For further and comprehensive advice, always talk to your vet first.