Bravecto Plus for Cats - FAQs
Q: What is the difference between Bravecto Spot-On and Bravecto Plus?
A: While both treatments are effective against fleas and ticks, Bravecto Spot-On targets only fleas and ticks, whereas Bravecto Plus goes further by also treating roundworms, hookworms, and preventing heartworm disease. If your cat needs broader parasite protection, Bravecto Plus is the more comprehensive option.
Q: What parasites does Bravecto for Cats protect against?
A: Bravecto Plus protects against fleas, ticks, ear mites, roundworms, and hookworms. It also helps prevent flea infestations and reduces the risk of flea allergy dermatitis (FAD).
Q: How long does one dose of Bravecto Plus last?
A: One easy-to-apply dose provides up to 3 months of flea and tick protection, and 8 weeks of protection against roundworms and hookworms.
Q: Is Bravecto Plus safe for kittens?
A: Yes, it’s safe for use in kittens from 9 weeks of age and weighing at least 1.2kg. Always follow the dosing instructions based on your cat’s weight.
Q: How is Bravecto Plus applied?
A: Bravecto Plus is a spot-on treatment applied to the skin at the base of your cat’s neck. Make sure the area is dry and the product is applied directly to the skin, not the fur.
Q: Can my cat swim or get wet after applying Bravecto Plus?
A: Yes — Bravecto Plus is water-resistant once dry. However, avoid bathing your cat or allowing them to get wet for at least 48 hours after application.
Q: Do I still need to worm my cat if I use Bravecto Plus?
A: Bravecto Plus covers roundworms and hookworms but does not protect against tapeworms. You may still need to use a tapeworm-specific treatment depending on your vet’s advice.