Bravecto Plus For Small Cats 112 Mg (2.6 To 6.2 Lbs) Green 1 Dose

What is Bravecto Plus For Small Cats 112 Mg (2.6 To 6.2 Lbs) Green 1 Dose?

Bravecto Plus For Small Cats 112 Mg (2.6 To 6.2 Lbs) Green 1 Dose is a veterinarian-approved topical solution designed specifically for small cats weighing between 2.6 and 6.2 pounds. This once-a-month treatment provides up to 2 months of protection against fleas, ticks, ear mites, and certain types of worms, including roundworms and hookworms. Formulated with fluralaner and moxidectin, it offers broad-spectrum parasite control in a single, easy-to-apply dose. The green-colored applicator helps prevent dosing errors and ensures accurate administration for small cats.

Key features

• Long-Lasting Protection — Effective for up to 2 months against fleas and ticks.
• Broad-Spectrum Control — Treats and prevents fleas, ticks, ear mites, roundworms, and hookworms.
• Topical Application — Easy spot-on use directly on the skin.
• Fast-Acting Formula — Begins killing fleas within 12 hours.
• Species-Specific — Formulated exclusively for cats, not dogs or other animals.
• Single Dose Packaging — One tube provides full treatment with no need for repeat dosing within 8 weeks.
• Trusted Brand — Manufactured by Bravecto, a leading name in pet parasite control.

Who is Bravecto Plus For Small Cats 112 Mg (2.6 To 6.2 Lbs) Green 1 Dose for?

This product is intended for small cats and kittens weighing between 2.6 and 6.2 pounds. It’s ideal for pet owners seeking a reliable, long-lasting solution to protect their indoor or outdoor cats from common parasites. It's especially beneficial for households in high-flea or tick-prone areas, or for cats with a history of ear mite infections. Always consult a veterinarian before use, especially for kittens under 7 weeks or cats with pre-existing health conditions.

How does Bravecto Plus For Small Cats 112 Mg (2.6 To 6.2 Lbs) Green 1 Dose compare?

Compared to monthly flea and tick preventives, Bravecto Plus offers double the duration—up to 8 weeks of protection—reducing the frequency of treatments. Unlike oral chews, it’s a topical solution, which may be easier for some cats to receive. It outperforms basic flea-only treatments by also targeting ticks, ear mites, and intestinal worms. When compared to standard polypropylene rugs or fixed overhead cranes, it is not comparable as it serves a completely different purpose in pet healthcare.