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Prevexto Flea & Tick Collar for Cats & Dogs | Up to 8 Months Protection
Prevexto Flea & Tick Collar for Cats & Dogs | Up to 8 Months Protection
As required by the Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD), we need a few details about the animal being treated before this medicine can be supplied.
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Prevexto Flea & Tick Collar is a long-lasting veterinary flea and tick treatment for cats and dogs, providing continuous protection for up to 8 months with a single collar.
Prevexto contains imidacloprid and flumethrin. The active ingredients are gradually released from the collar and distributed across the lipid layer of the skin and coat, providing head-to-tail protection without the need for regular spot-on applications.
Prevexto is available for cats, dogs up to 8 kg and dogs over 8 kg.
What Prevexto is used for
Prevexto provides long-lasting protection against fleas and ticks.
- Controls and prevents flea infestations for approximately 7–8 months.
- Repels and kills ticks for up to 8 months.
- Provides continuous protection from a single application.
- Helps protect the animal's immediate environment against flea larvae.
- In dogs, Prevexto also treats biting lice infestations.
- In dogs, its activity against ticks helps reduce the risk of transmission of Babesia canis and Ehrlichia canis.
Available sizes
Cats
38 cm collar containing 1.25 g imidacloprid and 0.56 g flumethrin.
Suitable for cats from 10 weeks of age.
Dogs up to 8 kg
38 cm collar containing 1.25 g imidacloprid and 0.56 g flumethrin.
Suitable for dogs from 7 weeks of age.
Dogs over 8 kg
70 cm collar containing 4.5 g imidacloprid and 2.03 g flumethrin.
Suitable for dogs from 7 weeks of age.
How Prevexto works
Prevexto combines two established antiparasitic active ingredients: imidacloprid and flumethrin.
The ingredients are slowly released from the collar's polymer matrix and spread across the lipid layer of the skin and coat. This provides continuous topical protection across the animal's body.
Imidacloprid acts against fleas, while flumethrin provides acaricidal and repellent activity against ticks. Ticks do not need to take a blood meal before being exposed to the active ingredient.
How to use Prevexto
Apply one collar per animal. The collar should be worn continuously throughout the protection period and removed after approximately 8 months.
Fit the collar around the animal's neck, leaving enough room to comfortably insert two fingers between the collar and the neck. Any excess collar length should be trimmed according to the instructions supplied with the product.
Prevexto remains effective following occasional exposure to water. However, for maximum duration of activity, Virbac recommends removing the collar before bathing or swimming and replacing it once the coat is dry.
Built-in safety features
Prevexto collars incorporate safety mechanisms designed to reduce the risk of the collar becoming trapped.
- A controlled expansion mechanism allows the collar to widen under pressure.
- The cat and small-dog collars also include a V-shaped breakaway point.
Important information
Prevexto is an NFA-VPS veterinary medicine. We are required to obtain information about the animal being treated before this medicine can be supplied. You will be asked to complete a short suitability questionnaire when ordering.
For animal treatment only. Always read the product packaging and leaflet before use. Do not use in kittens under 10 weeks of age or puppies under 7 weeks of age.
Keep out of the sight and reach of children. Keep the collar in its original packaging until required for use.
View official Prevexto product information from Virbac
Frequently asked questions
How long does a Prevexto collar last?
One Prevexto collar provides tick protection for up to 8 months and protection against adult fleas for approximately 7–8 months.
Does Prevexto kill both fleas and ticks?
Yes. Prevexto kills fleas and both repels and kills ticks.
What are the active ingredients in Prevexto?
Prevexto contains imidacloprid and flumethrin.
Is Prevexto absorbed into the bloodstream?
The active ingredients are distributed across the lipid layer of the skin and coat. Systemic absorption is negligible.
Can my pet swim while wearing a Prevexto collar?
The collar remains effective following minor exposure to water. For maximum duration of protection, Virbac recommends removing it before bathing or swimming and replacing it once the coat is fully dry.
Can Prevexto be used in cats?
Yes. There is a dedicated 38 cm Prevexto collar licensed for cats from 10 weeks of age.
Which Prevexto collar does my dog need?
Dogs weighing up to and including 8 kg require the 38 cm collar. Dogs weighing more than 8 kg require the 70 cm collar.
Do I need a veterinary prescription for Prevexto?
No. Prevexto is classified as NFA-VPS, so a veterinary prescription is not required. However, information about the animal must be provided before it can be supplied.

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