Bravecto Plus Cat Spot-on Purple 6.25-12.5kg

Bravecto Plus Cat Spot-on Purple for large cats weighing between 6.25kg and 12.5kg is a spot-on treatment that protects your cat for up to 3 months against fleas and 10 weeks against deadly paralysis ticks. Bravecto Plus also treats ear mites, heartworm, roundworm and hookworm. Each dose contains 1 tube of treatment - protecting your cat for a total of 2 months.

• Treats and prevents flea infestations for 3 months.
• Controls paralysis ticks for 10 weeks.
• Prevention of heartworm for 2 months.
• Treatment or roundworm and hookworm.
• Treatment and control of ear mites.
• Aids in the control of flea allergy dermatitis (FAD) by controlling adult fleas.
• The "TWIST´N´USE" tube makes it quick and easy to apply.
• Rapid onset of action kills newly emerged adult fleas before they lay eggs.

Bravecto Plus Cat Spot-on Purple is available in two pack sizes, a 1 pack (single) and a 2 pack (double):

• 1 pack: contains 1 tube of treatment - protecting your cat for a total of 2 months.
• 2 pack: contains 2 tubes of treatment - protecting your cat for a total of 4 months.

How to use Bravecto Spot-on

1. Remove Bravecto from its child safe packaging
2. Hold the tube straight up and give the tube on twist to break the seal - do not remove the cap as it does not come off
3. Ensure the animal's back is horizontal, part the hair carefully, and apply directly to the skin.
4. Apply to the base of the skull to ensure the wet product cannot be licked. For cats under 6.25kg, apply in one spot. For large cats over 6.25, apply in two spots.

Safety Information

• Bravecto Plus Spot-on can be used on kittens from 9 weeks of age, weighing at least 1.2kg.
• Daily tick searches are highly recommended for cats in tick paralysis areas, even if prevention has been used.
• Bravecto Spot-on should not be used in kittens less than 9 weeks of age or weighing less than 1.2kg.
• You should wait until the application area is dry before touching the area.
• In multiple cat households, it is recommended to keep the cats separated until the treatment has dried, to prevent licking the treatment.