Animal Health
Spot-On Flea & Tick Product Investigation
EPA receives 44,000 complaints from pet owners in just one year
Welcome to SpotOnComplaints.com, a website of Green & Associates LLC, attorneys at law.  We are currently investigating reports of harm and injury to dogs and cats caused by "spot-on" flea and tick treatments, which are pesticides in liquid or gel form that are applied directly to an animal's fur or skin. 

  HAS YOUR PET EXPERIENCED ANY OF THESE PROBLEMS?

  Following treatment, an irritating rash formed, possibly lasting a
  number of days or even weeks.

  Your pet experienced or continues to exhibit neurological symptoms
  such as weakness, spasms, seizures or lack of coordination.

  The treatment made your pet sick in other ways.

  You believe the treatment caused the death of your animal.

If your pet has been harmed, YOU MAY HAVE LEGAL RIGHTS AND REMEDIES. 

Please fill out the form below making sure to tell us exactly what happened and providing your contact information.
An attorney will review your submission.
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