Revolution For Dogs 20.1-40kg Green

Revolution For Dog 20.1-40kg Green

Revolution is indicated for use in dogs 6 weeks of age or older against the following parasites:

• Fleas: for the treatment, control and prevention of flea infestations and control of flea allergy dermatitis. Adult fleas are killed for one month following administration of Revolution according to the recommended dosing schedule. Additionally, flea eggs exposed to Revolution are not viable and flea larvae in the treated animal’s surroundings are killed or prevented from developing to adults.
• Heartworm: prevention of heartworm disease caused by Dirofilaria immitis.
• Sarcoptic Mange: treatment and control of sarcoptic mange
• Ear mites: treatment and control of ear mite infestations.

Key Features

• Broad-spectrum protection against internal and external parasites.
• Excellent safety profile:
  • Revolution is unscheduled and is not a pesticide or poison
  • Demonstrated to be well tolerated in over 100 different pure and mixed dog breeds
  • Can be used in puppies from 6 weeks of age
  • May be used in breeding, pregnant and lactating bitches
  • No adverse effects noted when used in heartworm positive dogs
• Kills adult fleas, prevents flea eggs from hatching and either kills or prevents the development of flea larvae into pupae
• Reduces the signs of flea allergic dermatitis without the need for supplementary environmental flea control measures.
• Convenient, easy to apply monthly application.
• Non-greasy, quick-drying preparation.
• Water fast only 2 hours after application.
• Available in 5 convenient dosage sizes for dogs in non-drip disposable tubes.

Packaging

•  Available in 5 separate dose strengths for dogs of different weights (see Dosage and Administration). 
• Revolution for puppies and kittens (15mg tube) is available in cartons containing 3 or 15 single-dose tubes. Each tube will treat puppy of up to 2.5kg.
• Revolution for dogs is available in cartons containing 3 or 6 single-dose tubes.
• Revolution is also available for cats.

Have your dog tested for heartworm disease first.

Before being placed on heartworm preventative treatment, your dog should be tested for pre-existing heartworm infections. If your dog is infected with heartworms, your veterinarian will prescribe a treatment for eliminating the heartworm infection.