Bravecto Topical for 4.4 - 9.9 lbs dogs is a convenient and long-lasting liquid formula that provides protection against fleas and ticks. The spot-on treatment for dogs kills adult fleas and treats and prevents flea infections for 3 consecutive months. This 3 month spot-on flea treatment treats and controls various tick infestations caused by black-legged ticks, American dog ticks, and brown dog ticks for 12 weeks. At the same time, Bravecto Topical is indicated for the treatment and control of lone star tick infestations for 8 weeks.
Bravecto Spot-on Yellow for dogs contains fluralaner as an active ingredient. Once applied, in no time, fluralaner reaches the skin tissues and starts performing. Bravecto spot for dogs eliminates more than 90% fleas within 24 hours of application and provides persistent protection for 12 weeks. The topical formula kills over 90% of American dog ticks, black-legged ticks, and brown dog ticks 48 hours for 3 months and about 90% of lone star ticks after 72 hours post-administration.
Follow the table below to select the appropriate Bravecto Topical dose for your dog:
| Pack Color | Dog weight | Dog Size | Strength | Product Page |
| Yellow | 4.4-9.9 lbs | Toy Dogs | 112.5 mg Fluraner per tube | Click Here |
| Orange | 9.9-22 lbs | Small Dogs | 250 mg Fluraner per tube | Click Here |
| Green | 22.1-44 lbs | Medium Dogs | 500 mg Fluraner per tube | Click Here |
| Blue | 44.1-88 lbs | Large Dogs | 1000 mg Fluraner per tube | Click Here |
| Pink | 88-123 lbs | Extra Large Dogs | 1400 mg Fluraner per tube | Click Here |
For more than 123.0 lbs dogs, give appropriate combination of Bravecto Topical spot-on treatment.
Composed of a high-quality ingredient fluralaner to offer long-lasting protection, Bravecto Topical for dogs is a liquid spot-on treatment for dogs that guards against fleas and ticks.
Topical Bravecto for dogs is approved to achieve over 90% flea efficacy for 3 months. This topical formula for dogs eliminates over 93% of tick infestations including American dog tick, black-legged tick, and brown dog tick for up to 12 weeks and over 90% efficacy against lone star ticks for up to 8 weeks.
Bravecto-chewable is an oral flea and tick treatment for dogs that provides persistent protection for 3 months. Bravecto Topical for dogs is a liquid, spot-on treatment for dogs that offers flea and tick prevention for up to 12 weeks.
Bravecto Topical for dogs kills adult fleas and prevents flea infestation. This spot-on formula treats and controls various tick infestations including, black-legged ticks, American dog ticks, and brown dog ticks for 12 weeks and treats and controls lone star ticks for 8 weeks in 6 months and older puppies and dogs.
Topical Bravecto for dogs provides protection against fleas for 12 weeks; guards against black-legged ticks, American dog ticks, and brown dog ticks for 12 weeks, and protects against lone star ticks for 8 weeks.
Once applied, the active ingredient of Bravecto Topical, fluralaner, quickly gets distributed to the tissues of the dog's skin. At the time fleas and/or ticks bite the animal, they ingest fluralaner which directly attacks the nervous system of parasites, resulting in abnormal nervous function and death of the parasite in the end. This process continues for 12 weeks.
Bravecto Topical solution for dogs is safe to use on 6 months and older puppies and dogs weighing 4.4 lbs or more. Flea and tick Bravecto Spot on for dogs is approved for use in breeding, pregnant, and lactating dogs.
Bravecto Topical for dogs is not known to kill mites.
Follow the steps mentioned below for easy administration of Bravecto Topical on dogs:
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