BRAVECTO DOG 1000MG 20-40KG 1 TABLET | Treatment of tick and flea infestations in dogs.

Walking a large dog in the countryside or park also exposes it to parasites. BRAVECTO DOG 1000MG 20-40KG 1 TABLET provides 1000 mg of fluralaner in a single chewable dose for dogs weighing 20 to 40 kg.

For what do you use it

Its function is to treat fleas and ticks in dogs. After administration, the active ingredient reaches the parasites when they feed. The stated coverage is 12 weeks against adult fleas and against Ixodes ricinus, Dermacentor reticulatus, and Dermacentor variabilis, and 8 weeks against Rhipicephalus sanguineus. Your veterinarian may also include it in a flea allergy dermatitis (FAD) treatment plan.

How it is presented

• One dose only: chewable tablet.
• Active ingredient: fluralaner, 1000 mg.
• Weight range: 20-40 kg.
• Species: exclusively dog.

How it is administered

It is given orally, ideally with or very close to food. The decision of when to start and when to repeat treatment is up to the veterinarian; the manufacturer indicates that it should not be administered at intervals of less than 8 weeks.

FAQ

My dog ​​just went from 19 to 21 kilos, should I change his food?

This is precisely the case where it's advisable to consult: the veterinarian will tell you if the 20 to 40 kg range is appropriate.

What do I do if I also have a cat at home?

This tablet is for dogs only. Bravecto is available as a pipette for cats; ask your veterinarian which one is best.

Is it suitable if my dog ​​has a flea allergy?

It can be part of the strategy to control flea bite allergy dermatitis, always within the plan set by the clinic.

Why does the BRAVECTO DOG 1000MG 20-40KG 1 TABLET package only contain one unit?

Because each dose covers a long period: 12 weeks against fleas and most ticks.

Are there situations in which it should not be used?

Yes: if the dog is hypersensitive to fluralaner or any excipient, and in puppies under 8 weeks old or dogs under 2 kg.

Every dog ​​is different. Ask your veterinarian to review your dog's case and guide you through the deworming schedule.