Bravecto Topical For Medium Dogs (22 - 44 Lbs) Green 1 Dose

What is Bravecto Topical Colorations® Washable Glitter Finger Paint, Green - 16 oz.?

This is a topical flea and tick treatment for medium-sized dogs, supplied as a single-dose squeeze tube applied directly to the skin between the shoulder blades. It is designed to deliver long-lasting protection against parasites in one easy application, without the hassle of monthly dosing.

Key features

• Single-dose convenience — one tube per treatment, so there is no pill schedule or weekly reminder to manage.
• Sized for medium dogs — formulated for pets in the 22 to 44 lb weight range, matching the active ingredient load to the dog.
• Topical application — applied to the skin at the base of the neck, an option many owners prefer for picky eaters who refuse chewables.
• Extended protection window — designed to keep working well beyond the typical 30-day cycle of older spot-on products.
• Targets fleas and ticks — addresses the two most common external parasites that affect dogs in yards, parks, and on trails.
• Color-coded packaging — the green label identifies the medium-dog dosage at a glance, helpful in multi-dog households.
• Veterinary-grade formula — the same product line trusted in clinics, now available through online ordering.

Who is Bravecto Topical Colorations® Washable Glitter Finger Paint, Green - 16 oz. for?

This is aimed at owners of medium-sized dogs who want reliable, long-interval flea and tick coverage without the monthly application routine. It suits busy households, dogs that spit out chewables, and pet parents who travel or live in heavily wooded or tick-prone regions. No special skill is needed — if you can part fur and squeeze a tube, you can apply it correctly.

How does Bravecto Topical Colorations® Washable Glitter Finger Paint, Green - 16 oz. compare?

Compared with monthly spot-on treatments, this option dramatically reduces how often you need to remember a dose, which is a real advantage for owners who have missed applications in the past. Against oral chewables in the same category, the topical format is a better fit for dogs with food sensitivities or those who simply refuse flavored tablets. Versus collars and sprays, it offers more consistent dosing and avoids the residue or odor that some collar wearers leave behind on bedding and furniture.