Selling FAKE Seresto Collars
Back in March I purchased 8 Seresto Collars from this company-- yes I have 6 dogs and 2 cats. When I first received them, they looked pretty genuine except they didn't have the reflectors that you always expect from Seresto. I didn't think much of it and when it was warm enough in Maine, I started to put these on my pets- thinking that they were protected as their Seresto collars have always done in the past.... WRONG! First thing that happened is when I took my golden doodle to the groomers, she had a tick embedded- this had never happened in the past. Then my poor cats started getting a bunch of ticks- then my boxer. What makes this a disgusting scam is that lyme disease can really harm our animals- and here we are thinking that they are protected. Also, it's hard to say what is even inside these fake collars. I immediately paid full price and bought 8 between chewy and petco and can now see the very subtle differences. The fake Seresto can is blurrier and the genuine Seresto collar says bayer on it AND still comes with the reflectors. I contacted the financial organization I used, to dispute the charge and that was horrendous. They kept asking me to return the collars --- I'm like, it's illegal to knowingly mail counterfeit items in a few states AND why would I want to help this business along?! I've learned a big lesson here- just pay the extra money- if it's cheaper than what you would expect, it's not a gift-it's a scam!