Revolution for Cats

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Revolution is a safe and simple monthly topical medication used to protect your pet from heartworms, fleas, and ear mites. It also protects dogs from ticks and sarcoptic mange and cats from roundworms and hookworms.Revolution works by penetrating the skin and entering your pet's bloodstream. Concentrations of selamectin, the active ingredient, in the tissue and bloodstream prevent heartworm disease. Selamectin also redistributes into the skin from the bloodstream and kills adult fleas, American dog ticks, and ear mites, and prevents flea eggs from hatching. It's also an antihelminthic, which means it fights to expel parasitic worms. Parasites ingest the drug when they feed on the animal's blood. For cats and dogs from 6 weeks of age and older.

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12 Month Pack	USD124.00
3 Month Pack	USD38.48
6 Month Pack	USD63.07

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3 x 0.75ml (60mg/mL Selamectin) pipettes

Use Revolution, a topical parasiticide, for treatment or prevention of:

Heartworm disease
Fleas
The American dog tick
Ear mites
sarcoptic mange

Preparation is not greasy, and dries quickly.

ADMINISTRATION - The ability to use the medication in one spot as a result of the low-volume dosage You can bathe your dog two hours after application without affecting the medicine's ability to work Revolution comes in 6 convenient dosage sizes, in tubes that are non-drip and disposable
Get rid of your dog's parasites once and for all with Revolution.

DIRECTIONS - Revolution is for once-monthly (preferably on the same date each month) use either year round, or only during mosquito season. To administer Revolution, part the hair between your pet's shoulder blades and apply the contents of a tube of the proper dose to the skin. Dosage is dependant on weight; consult with a veterinarian to determine the proper amount

SIDE EFFECTS - Revolution is well-tolerated by pets, with less than 1% displaying symptoms. Some exhibited temporary hair loss or skin irritation at the application site. More serious symptoms are excessive drooling, rapid breathing, lack of coordination, vomiting, or diarrhea; consult with a veterinarian immediately if these appear.