Revolution For Fleas And Ear Mites

Revolution for cats and dogs revolution for cats and dogs is a monthly topical use.

Revolution for fleas and ear mites. Your veterinarian can recommend treatment such as revolution selamectin to kill fleas and prevent flea eggs from hatching. However the parasiticide within revolution impairs the parasites nervous system killing it and stopping the egg laying cycle. Revolution also does a fair job of killing sarcoptic mites not only on the skin but also a lot of larvae living around the environment. To break the flea life cycle revolution is applied directly to the skin every 4 weeks.

Apply every 1 3 weeks for several treatments. Revolution selamectin is a safe and simple monthly topical medication used to protect your dog or cat from heartworms fleas and ear mites. Many cat owners may not even realize that their cats are at risk from these parasites. Revolution is not specifically designed to kill and prevent ear mites in cats.

Revolution can treat puppies as young as 6 weeks and is available in sizes to treat dogs up to 130 lbs with one simple monthly dose. In addition revolution in clinical trials was shown to improve the signs associated with flea allergy dermatitis. Selamectin is a substance that is specially added to revolution flea control to kill such mites. Revolution will help resolve infestations and prevent flea infestation.

Revolution contains selemectin that is very effective in preventing ear mites from hatching their eggs and larvae. By doing this revolution ensures that fleas that jump onto your pet will stop feeding become paralysed and die. Revolution selamectin is also used on dogs for the treatment or prevention of fleas the american dog tick ear mites and canine sarcoptic mange. For that reason it has proven effective in controlling ear mites.

In addition revolution also kills flea larvae in the environment and so prevents reinfestation. Revolution plus is a simple to apply quick drying small volume monthly topical solution that protects against fleas ctenocephalides felis ticks black legged or deer tick ixodes scapularis gulf coast tick amblyomma maculatum and american dog tick dermacentor variabilis ear mites otodectes cynotis roundworms toxocara cati hookworms ancylostoma tubaeforme and heartworms.