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Bravecto Chew
A Powerful Composition for Quick & Lasting Protection
Bravecto Chewable for Small dogs is an effective and tasty treatment for dogs to protect them from fleas and ticks. It is a soft oral treatment that efficiently kills approximately 99% of fleas and ticks in a few hours of administration. Bravecto Orange for small dogs is a tasty chew that provides protection to 9.9-20 lbs dogs from fleas for 3 months and from ticks for 4 months. Bravecto Chewable for tiny dogs also controls flea-borne diseases and controls Flea Allergy Dermatitis in dogs. It also kills lone star tick for 8 weeks.
Bravecto Chewable for Small dogs is formulated with the active ingredient Fluralaner that belongs to the isoxazoline family, which is comprehensively active against fleas and ticks (black-legged ticks, American dog tick and brown dog tick), protecting the canine for 12 weeks. In addition, Bravecto Orange for dogs kills lone star ticks for eight weeks. To provide the diversity to the form of treatments, Bravecto for dogs is also available in topical (spot-on) solution.
Bravecto chew for very small dogs is formulated oral treatment that consists of Fluralaner as its active constituent. The insecticide commences its work within 2 hours of administration and within 12 hours effectively eliminates 98-100% fleas and ticks. Bravecto Orange for smalldogs ensures proper and complete protection of the dogs from their re-infestations. Bravecto chews for Toy dogs substantially reduce clinical signs of Flea Allergy Dermatitis after a single dose.
Fluralaner
Bravecto Chew Dosage Table:
|
Pack Color |
Body Weight (lbs) |
Fluralaner Content (mg) |
Chews Administered |
|
Yellow |
4.4 - 9.9 |
112.5 |
One |
|
Orange |
>9.9 - 22.0 |
250 |
One |
|
Green |
>22.0 - 44.0 |
500 |
One |
|
Blue |
>44.0 - 88.0 |
1000 |
One |
|
Pink |
>88.0 - 123.0* |
1400 |
One |
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Recommended for puppies and dogs from 6 months of age and weighing 4.4 pounds or greater
Kills fleas
Treats & prevents flea infestations (Ctenocephalides felis)
Black-legged ticks
American dog ticks
Brown dog ticks
Asian longhorned ticks
Lone star tick
Formulated with Fluralaner - a member of the isoxazoline family - Bravecto Chew delivers fast, effective and lasting protection.
Starts killing fleas within 2 hours
Reduces more than 98% of live fleas within 12 hours
Exhibits >93% effectiveness against American dog ticks, Black-legged ticks, Brown dog ticks and Asian longhorned ticks 48 hours post-infestation for 12 weeks
Dogs with signs of flea allergy dermatitis shows improvement in erythema, alopecia, scales, etc.
Displays ≥90% effectiveness against Lone star ticks 72 hours post-infestation for 8 weeks
Demonstrates 100% effectiveness against adult fleas 48 hours
Palatable flavored chews make administration a breeze
Treatment may begin at any time of the year
Begins killing fleas within 2 hours & kills 100% of them in 48 hours
A single dose protects for up to 3 months
Safe for dogs from 6 months including breeding, lactating & pregnant dogs
The active component of Bravecto Chew, fluralaner, is rapidly absorbed and distributed systemically into the dog's skin and other tissues. Fluralaner is not metabolized to a major extent and is particularly excreted unchanged in the feces.
Yes, fluralaner can be administered to dogs concurrently with other antiparasitics with no adverse effects. Talk to a vet for pet-specific recommendations.
No. Bravecto Chews are free from wheat and gluten.
Fleas and ticks are a year-round problem, even if your pet stays indoors most of the time. When you administer Bravecto once every 3 months, you ensure your dog is protected from fleas and ticks all year-round.
Bravecto Chew should be given with food. If a chew is broken and crumbled on food, ensure the dog finishes the food and receives the whole dose.
In the case of vomiting after dosing, check with your vet to see whether redosing is required.
In a healthy dog, redose if vomiting happens within 3 hours of administration. If a dog vomits after 4 or more hours after dosing, the treatment is likely absorbed and the pet is protected. If the dog vomits again, avoid administering a third dosage and talk to a vet.
