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Revolution is by prescription only. Just a few drops of Revolution on your dog's shoulders can kill both internal and external parasites. However, the parasiticide is only available for use by or on the order of a licensed veterinarian, according to the Revolution company website.
- Is revolution over the counter?
- Why do you need prescription for revolution?
- Do you need prescription for revolution plus for cats?
- What is comparable to Revolution for cats?
- Do vets charge for writing a prescription?
- Can Online vets write prescriptions?
- Is revolution necessary for indoor cats?
- Is Revolution the same as frontline?
- What is better Nexgard or Revolution?
- What's the difference between revolution and revolution plus?
- Is revolution plus bad for cats?
- What flea treatment do vets use for cats?
- Is there a flea pill for cats?
- What flea and tick medicine do vets recommend?
- Do indoor cats need flea medicine?
Is revolution over the counter?
REVOLUTION is a prescription-only medication available only through a veterinarian, not a pesticide registered by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Ask your veterinarian about REVOLUTION today.
Why do you need prescription for revolution?
Revolution has been prescribed by your veterinarian to treat, prevent and/or control the following parasites in your dog or cat: Dog Parasites: Control and prevention of flea infestation (Ctenocephalides felis) Prevention of heartworm disease (Dirofilaria immitis)
Do you need prescription for revolution plus for cats?
Revolution Plus is a medication prescribed by your veterinarian and can be purchased either at your veterinarian or anywhere you can purchase prescription pet medications. Please contact your veterinarian to discuss Revolution Plus for your cat or kitten.
What is comparable to Revolution for cats?
Selarid™ (selamectin) Topical Parasiticide for Cats and Dogs from Norbrook® — an affordable monthly topical prevention option for heart worm disease, flea infestations and more.
Do vets charge for writing a prescription?
Your Vet is legally obliged to issue you with a prescription should they determine POM-V products are necessary, but they are allowed to make a reasonable charge for doing so. This is a nominal fee and should not be excessive or to prevent you from purchasing a product.
Can Online vets write prescriptions?
While it would be convenient for pet parents, online veterinarians can't legally write prescriptions. This is because there is no VCPR with an online veterinarian. ... Most states require a veterinarian to examine a pet in person to establish a VCPR.
Is revolution necessary for indoor cats?
Fleas and mites are microscopic in their larvae stage and you can unknowingly carry them in on your clothes or shoes. For this reason, some vets say it is a good idea to give a cat Frontline (which kills ticks) or Revolution (which kills mites) to indoor-only cats for prevention purposes.
Is Revolution the same as frontline?
Two of the biggest and most recognizable brand names in pet flea and tick control are Revolution and Frontline Plus. ... The primary difference between the two treatments is that Revolution protects against heartworm, while Frontline protects against a broader spectrum of ticks, lice and mites.
What is better Nexgard or Revolution?
The initial difference between the two is that while both kill fleas and ticks, Revolution takes care of ear mites, sarcoptic mange hookworms, roundworms and heartworms. ... It also is effective against the American Tick. Nexgard works quickly and eliminates fleas in a fraction of the time at an astounding 4 hours!
What's the difference between revolution and revolution plus?
The difference between Revolution and Revoluion plus for cats is that Revolution for cats only contains the active Selamectin which is a member of the avermectin group of parasiticides. Revolution Plus contains the actives Selamectin and Sarolaner. ... Both Selamectin and Sarolaner will kill fleas, mites and lice.
Is revolution plus bad for cats?
Revolution as an Excellent Foundation
For years we have relied on Revolution as our go-to product for parasite prevention in cats. The main ingredient, selamectin, has been long hailed as a safe and very effective drug against a multitude of pesky and potentially dangerous parasites.
What flea treatment do vets use for cats?
"Brovecto is a very good preventative as well," Dr. Brausa says. It's a topical treatment that works against both fleas and ticks that is reapplied every three months. Revolution is another topical that's great for cats of almost all ages and sizes.
Is there a flea pill for cats?
Comfortis is the FDA-approved chewable, beef-flavored tablet that kills fleas and prevents flea infestations on dogs and cats for a full month. Comfortis is: Convenient. Easy to give and mess-free.
What flea and tick medicine do vets recommend?
Oral medications are some of the most effective flea medications currently available. Nexgard kills fleas and ticks, while Trifexis prevents fleas, heartworms, roundworms, hookworms and whipworms. Bravecto also prevents fleas and ticks, and is given only once every 3 months.
Do indoor cats need flea medicine?
Every cat, yes, even indoor cats, needs to be on a monthly flea and tick prevention medication. ... You'll never be able to make your home a fortress against fleas but you can help your cat withstand the attack.
