Bravecto Chews for Dogs, 88-123lbs (40-56kg)

Bravecto Chewable Tablets for Dogs: Comprehensive Flea and Tick Protection

Bravecto Chewable Tablets are a cornerstone in flea and tick prevention for dogs, offering a robust solution against flea infestations and the control of brown dog tick and paralysis ticks. These tablets not only provide protection against fleas for 3 months and paralysis ticks for 4 months but also play a crucial role in controlling Flea Allergy Dermatitis (FAD) in dogs by targeting adult fleas. Suitable for puppies weighing over 4.5lbs and from 8 weeks of age, Bravecto is safe for breeding, pregnant, or lactating animals, making it a versatile choice for all stages of your dog's life. Its ease of administration as a tasty, chewable tablet ensures hassle-free dosing.

Key Advantages:

• User-Friendly Administration: Bravecto's chewable form makes it easy to administer, eliminating the stress of dosing.
• Highly Tasty Formula: Crafted to be palatable, these tablets are well accepted by most dogs, making treatment times smooth.
• Broad Safety Profile: Safe for use in dogs from breeding to lactating stages, including puppies from 8 weeks of age and over 4.5lbs.
• Year-Round Protection: Designed for all-year administration, providing consistent defense against fleas and ticks.
• Durable Effectiveness:
  • Offers up to 3 months of flea protection.
  • Ensures up to 4 months of paralysis tick control.
• Water-Resistant: Its effectiveness remains unaffected by bathing, swimming, or shampooing.
• No Isolation Necessary: Treated dogs can safely interact with other pets in the household without the need for separation.

Packaging Options:

• Single Pack: Provides 3 months of comprehensive flea and tick protection.
• Double Pack: Extends protection, delivering 6 months of coverage against fleas and ticks.

Bravecto Chewable Tablets stand out as an effective, long-lasting solution for flea and tick prevention in dogs. With its array of benefits and easy-to-use format, it offers peace of mind for pet owners looking to protect their furry friends from these common yet harmful parasites.