Bravecto Spot On For Cats

Benefits:

• Long-lasting flea and tick protection: Bravecto is effective in killing fleas and ticks for up to 12 weeks, providing extended protection for your cat.
• Easy to administer: Bravecto is a topical solution that can be easily applied to your cat’s skin, making it a convenient option for pet owners.
• Fast-acting: Bravecto starts working quickly, killing fleas within two hours and ticks within 12 hours of application.
• Prevents flea infestations: Bravecto not only treats existing flea infestations, but also prevents new flea infestations from occurring.
• Reduces the risk of tick-borne diseases: By eliminating ticks, Bravecto helps to reduce the risk of tick-borne diseases such as Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
• Waterproof: Once applied and dried, Bravecto remains effective even if your cat gets wet or is bathed.
• Fewer doses required: Because Bravecto provides 12 weeks of protection, it requires fewer doses than monthly flea and tick treatments, reducing the chance of missed doses.

How to use Bravecto for Cats

1. Check the packaging to make sure you have the correct dosage for your cat’s weight.
2. Remove the Bravecto Spot-on pipette from its packaging and hold it upright.
3. Snap the tip of the pipette away from your face and your cat’s face.
4. Part your cat’s fur at the base of their skull, until the skin is visible.
5. Place the tip of the pipette directly against the skin and squeeze gently to empty the contents onto the skin.
6. Repeat at one or two other spots along your cat’s spine, working your way towards their tail.
7. Discard the empty pipette and any unused product.
8. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water.

It’s important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully when using Bravecto for Cats, and to avoid bathing your cat for at least two hours after application to ensure the product has been fully absorbed. If you have any concerns or questions about using Bravecto Spot-on for Cats, you should consult your veterinarian.

To ensure safety for both you and your cat when using Bravecto, it is important to wear gloves during application, avoid getting the product in your cat’s eyes, wash your hands after use, prevent your cat from licking the treated area, and avoid applying the product directly to any skin lesions your cat may have.

The most frequent adverse effects of BRAVECTO Topical Solution for Cats are vomiting, itching, diarrhea, hair loss, decreased appetite, lethargy, and scabs/ulcerated lesions. It is ineffective against American dog ticks after 8 weeks of use, and it is only intended for topical application, not oral consumption. The safety of BRAVECTO has not been established for breeding, pregnant, or lactating cats. Cats receiving isoxazoline class drugs, even those without prior neurologic disorders, have reported neurologic adverse reactions. Exercise caution when administering to cats with a history of neurologic disorders.  Bravecto Prescribing Information

Frequently asked questions about Bravecto for Cats