Congress: Flea And Tick Collar Linked To Dog Deaths

The video discusses the controversy surrounding the Seresto flea and tick collar, which has been linked to numerous pet deaths and incidents. A congressional subcommittee has called for a recall, citing the EPA's awareness of the risks but lack of action. The video covers the congressional hearing, consumer complaints, and the company's defense of the product. It highlights the need for regulatory review and the impact on pet owners.

What did the Congressional subcommittee declare about the Seresto flea and tick collar?

• It should be used only under veterinary supervision.

• It is completely safe for use.

• It poses a significant risk to animals and humans.

• It is the most effective collar on the market.

What was the main focus of the investigation into the Seresto collar?

• The effectiveness of the collar in repelling ticks.

• The environmental impact of the collar's materials.

• The number of incidents and pet deaths linked to the collar.

• The cost of the collar compared to other brands.

How does the Seresto collar work according to the investigation?

• It uses a magnetic field to deter fleas.

• It releases active ingredients onto the pet's skin.

• It emits a sound that repels pests.

• It requires a monthly application of a liquid solution.

What was a significant concern raised about the Seresto collars?

• They were too expensive for most pet owners.

• They were linked to counterfeit products from China.

• They were not available in enough sizes.

• They required frequent replacement.

What was the response of the companies involved regarding the risks of the Seresto collar?

• They denied any knowledge of the risks.

• They immediately recalled the product.

• They offered refunds to affected customers.

• They defended the collar as their top product.